Jewish World

International Brands Adapting to the Israeli Marketplace With the 2011 Social Justice Protest still in the back of the minds of many of the leading industry professionals in Israel, they are slowly but surely understanding that the local markets are changing. In a recent gathering of some of the leading companies in the country they were hoping to find the …

Israeli born, London-based artist, Gabriel Klasmer has had a very active international career showing his art at such prestigious venues as the Museum of Modern art in New York, The International Biennale in Sao Paulo, the Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin or the Alexia Goethe Gallery in London. Now he is back in home with an exhibition, which gives a unique …

The World Economic Forum in Geneva has taken it upon itself to help business communities at odds to come closer to each other. So it was given when business people from Israel and the Palestinian Authority wanted to create some business ties that the forum would intervene.JN1’s Ron Jacobsohn talked to some people from both sides of the border and …

Euthanasia under the Jewish Law The term Euthanasia is not a taboo as it used to be in western societies. JN1’s Ron Jacobsohn went to find out how different the Jewish state feels towards compassion at the end of life. Although there are laws in place for patients with incurable diseases, renowned journalist, Gili Matza, has experienced resistance by medical staffs …

After years of rumors of a public redemption by the Spanish people for what was done to the Jews during the inquisition, the Spanish government recently announced that they are going to go ahead with the legislating a bill to allow Jews of Sephardi origin to be nationalized. We wanted to find out how this will actually work and who …