Menachem Wecker is a journalist whose work has been featured in various publications including The Washington Post, artnet, and JNS.org. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and religion, with a particular focus on Jewish issues.
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By: Menachem Wecker
"We've had periods before where the Israelis have increased what they're doing only to see it fall back," the U.S. secretary of state said.
By: Menachem Wecker
Researchers hope to better understand why the American kids in the study had lower fine-motor skills and higher rates of error than the Israelis.
By: Izzy Salant, Menachem Wecker
The Texas state House member drew praise from the Republican Jewish Coalition and AIPAC, among others.
“Class will proceed as usual today, except that classroom quizzes will not be for credit,” a Harvard professor wrote to students. “Feel free to take time off if needed.”
By: Menachem Wecker
Michael Chelst received a call from the building, in which his kosher restaurant Char Bar is located in downtown Washington, D.C., at about 11 a.m. on Saturday informing him that someone had smashed the street-facing windows.
By: Menachem Wecker
“Prime Minister Rabin taught us all the importance of living a life of values, of exercising courage and of eternally yearning for peace,” Ariella Rada, a spokeswoman for the consulate, told JNS.
By: Menachem Wecker
Some 150 staff members of the Consulate General of Israel in New York gathered on Wednesday to mark 29 years, on the Hebrew calendar, since the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin on Nov. 4, 1995.
By: David Swindle, Menachem Wecker
Since Oct. 7, many “are definitely looking for ways to connect to their Judaism and discover what it really means to be a Jew,” Rabbi Zev Pomeranz told JNS.
By: Menachem Wecker
The “common-sense” bill “would ensure that no migrant tied to Hamas and the horrific terrorist attack on Oct. 7 is allowed to enter our country or receive immigration benefits,” Sen. Marsha Blackburn stated.
One of the investigations that the U.S. Education Department opened is based on an accusation that Case Western Reserve University discriminated against Students for Justice in Palestine.
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