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World's Strongest Girl Lifts Twice Weight

By Naomi Zeveloff

Naomi Kutin, a soon-to-be sixth-grader from Paramus, N.J., can lift more than twice her 99 pounds. She may be the world’s strongest girl, but she won’t compete on shabbat.Read More


Washington’s Letter Is Star of Show

By Paul Berger

After a decade out of sight, George Washington’s famed letter to the Jews finally goes on display, as part of a powerful exhibit about religious freedom. Read More


Lone Struggle To Keep Tunisian Cemetery Alive

By Nate Lavey

FORWARD VIDEO: Tunisia’s main Jewish cemetery is in disrepair. The Forward’s Nate Lavey tells of one man’s struggle to keep alive the memory of those buried there.Read More


Tunisian Jews Seek Place in New Order

By Nate Lavey

As Tunisia struggles to emerge from decades of dictatorship, the small Jewish community is seeking its place in the new order. Nate Lavey went to find out how it’s going.Read More


Odessa Still Throbs With Jewish Life

By Paul Berger

Paul Berger went to Odessa chasing a myth about a disappearing Jewish culture. In Isaac Babel’s hometown, he found a community that is very much alive and kicking.Read More


Etgar Keret Gets Streetwise

By Dan Friedman

Israeli novelist Etgar Keret went for a walk with the Forward’s Dan Friedman. They discussed soccer, cheese, sex and blasting the world to pieces.Read More


An Anthem for All?

FORWARD EDITORIAL: Never underestimate the power of music to bind a nation and embrace its aspirations. Does the Israeli national anthem, Hatikvah, do that? Read More


Haimish to Haute in New York

By Adeena Sussman

Matzo ball soup in Nolita or kreplach in the new Kutsher’s in Tribeca? Stop rubbing your eyes: Jewish food is indeed having its New York moment in the limelight.Read More


Have Another Shot of Slivovitz

By Ezra Glinter

The traditional plum brandy has been compared unfavorably to cough syrup. But it has a growing legion of dedicated fans— and its own cocktails.Read More


Breathing Life Into Faded Home for Rich

By Josh Nathan-Kazis

Andrew Freedman’s odd dream was to help wealthy people who hit hard times. The Bronx home he founded is being renewed after decades of decline. Read More






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