Slain U.S. Ambassador Stevens helped nurture Libyan democracy

Published on September 12, 2012

Christopher Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya killed in the Libyan city Benghazi, was deeply involved in the transition of the North African state and had been U.S. envoy to the rebels who overthrew strongman Muammar Gadhafi last year.

House Democrats urge European heads of state to oppose Palestinian U.N. bid

By Jonah Lowenfeld
Published on September 15, 2011

A letter to Ambassadors Kaskarelis and Mitsialis

Published on July 3, 2011

Below is a letter sent from the Jewish Council for Public Affairs to Ambassador Vassilis Kaskarelis (Greek Embassy in Washington) andAmbassador Anastassis Mitsialis (Greek Permanent Mission to the United Nation):

The Rebbe’s army soldiers on

By Sue Fishkoff
Published on December 4, 2008

Chabad has become so ubiquitous that Jewish travelers around the world, no matter how far they stray, have come to expect a Shabbat meal, a holiday celebration and a warm welcome from one of these Chasidic couples, no questions asked. All that's required is a knock on the door.

Young Ambassadors in Israel Prepare for Return Home

By Andrea Adelson
Published on January 1, 2004

There is unanimity on one point only: Two young Irvine women, who are midway through a 10-month subsidized stay in Israel, will return home next June speaking conversational Hebrew.

But little else is certain as both girls' parents predict their offspring will return changed by the immersion in voluntary social service, language training and civics lessons.

StandWithUs Hosts Second Conference

By Rachel Brand
Published on April 24, 2003

When 14-year-olds Kobi Mandel and Yosef Ishran were found brutally stoned to death by Palestinian terrorists on May 9, 2001, Jews around the world mourned.