Terezin, the Czech site of the Theresienstadt ghetto and concentration camp where 150,000 Jews were imprisoned and 35,000 killed during the Holocaust, is in such disrepair it is being described as falling into ruin.According to a BBC report by Prague correspondent Rob Cameron, the town of Terezin lost most of its financial resources several years ago after the area"s biggest employer, the Czech military, moved elsewhere.

The University of Pennsylvania announced it will not move its commencement from Shavuot to another date, refusing to take into account a petition which asks for the event to be moved to accommodate Jewish students who observe the holiday.The petition was signed by more than 1,600 students and alumni. It asked that the university consider moving the commencement ceremony to another date.

Ministers Deri and Litzman and Deputy Minister Maklev resign from the Knesset under the Norwegian Law.

MK Evgeny Sova to Arutz Sheva: It is possible to form a right-wing government that will also be liberal.

Yale launching beginner Yiddish classes, expanding its program from translation and research to spoken language.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to convene a hearing postponed from yesterday In Israel's next steps at the ICC trial.PM Netanyahu along with Ministers Benny Gantz, Gabi Ashkenazi, Yuval Steinitz and Yoav Galant, as well as Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit will decide whether to agree to the chief prosecutor's demands to investigate war crimes allegations attributed to the Jewish state.

The "Ministry of Health" in Gaza reported 1,916 new COVID infections over the past 24 hours.The positive test rate stands at approximately 38%.

Israel's health ministry reported that the COVID infection coefficient continues to rise and currently stands at 0.79.