A panel of military personnel discuss the mindset of a warfighter at a conference in Surfside aimed at helping Jews serving in the military navigate service while maintaining Jewish observance and ...

Aleph Institute is a Jewish humanitarian organization for both prisoners and military personnel. Aleph Institute also has sister branch, the European Aleph Institute. Wikipedia* On the C-SPAN Networks ...

An ultra-Orthodox organization will start endorsing chaplains for the United States military, ending the 88-year-long monopoly on endorsements held by the multi-denominational body that had vetted all ...

A Jewish non-profit organisation focusing on prisoners' rights played a significant role in President Donald Trump's pardons and commutations, including those announced this week, according to a ...

Founder of The Shul of Bal Harbour and the Aleph Institute remembered for outreach, military chaplaincy, and support for the incarcerated Rabbi Sholom Dovber Lipskar, one of Florida’s most influential ...

Meeting at IDF Headquarters (L-R): Lt Col Rabbi Yedidya Atlas, Chief of Special Projects for the IDF Rabbinate; Col Avner Cohen, Chief of Staff of the IDF Rabbinate; Rabbi Elie Estrin, Aleph Military ...

A US-based Orthodox Jewish nonprofit on Wednesday announced a new partnership with the Israeli military to provide kosher food and other supplies to soldiers who arrive in the country for joint ...

Over 200 Jewish military members, including chaplains, service members and service academy cadets, gathered in Surfside to attend the 19th Annual Jewish Military Symposium. The five-day conference, ...

Menachem Katz is the director of prison and military outreach at the Aleph Institute. He says more and more non-Jewish inmates are requesting Kosher meals in prisons. Evan Kleiman host 'Good Food' ...

“The military at large is not systemically antisemitic,” but there is “definitely a lack of concern for religious needs,” said Rabbi Elie Estrin of the Aleph Institute. Almog Hovav figured that basic ...

LANSING (AP) — Michigan's prison system is keeping Jewish inmates from celebrating Hanukkah because they are not allowed to use matches or lighters, according to a national humanitarian organization.