Iranian jews
Trump must consider terms for Iranian people in potential deal, expert warns - interview
Roya Hakakian, who fled Iran as a teenager, warned that watching two major militaries fail to bring down the regime would have a devastating impact on the Iranian opposition.
Tehran synagogue damaged by missile strike according to Iranian media reports
Persian Jews mark Nowruz in New York City as war with Iran casts a shadow
Iranian emigre entrepreneur wages war on hackers
'Our worst nightmare': Vandalism at Persian synagogue stuns congregation
The vandalism stunned congregants who said they never thought the antisemitic graffiti and intolerance they saw happening at other temples and schools would reach their doorstep.
Israel ambassador calls on UN to recognize Jewish refugees
Ambassador Danny Danon introduced the resolution at a General Assembly discussion marking 72 years since the November 29 Partition Plan.
Nikki Haley: If Israel is strong, the U.S. is strong
Former US Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley was the guest of honor at the Iranian American Jewish Federation of New York (IAJF)'s annual gala.
Iranian photojournalist documents Iranian Jews in Iran and Israel
"While still in Iran they struggled to move out of the country, once they came out of Iran they faced new obstacles and limitations."
Don’t pass over a Persian Passover
The Nowruz holiday takes place on the first day of spring (March 21) and is the most important festival in Iran.
How the Central Organization of Iranian Immigrants is helping community
“I regret to say that while many Iranian Jews did very well in Israel, we as a community gave up on our identity as Iranians."
Israeli-Iranian singer unites different cultures
Michal Elia Kamal uses personal experiences and her Iranian background to create songs that connect with people from across the globe.
Israeli-Iranian singer unites different cultures
Michal Elia Kamal uses personal experiences and her Iranian background to create songs that connect with people from across the globe.
This Jewish grandmother was sentenced to death in Iran
Holland won’t grant her asylum.
Iranian Jews in a time of protest
“People are even angrier now than in 2009, and not just because of poverty and corruption. People want to be free and everyone is screaming now, loudly, at the same time.”
