Everyone I know in Gaza has packed a small bag of treasured belongings, keeping it by the door in case their apartment tower is Israel’s next target.
You don’t have to invite everyone, but once you’ve extended the invitation, you’re in a bit of a pickle.
Critics say the University of Toronto denied Valentina Azarova a job over her criticism of Israel
As I sit in my bomb safe room with my children, my heart goes out to a father in Gaza with no Iron Dome to protect his family.
Today is the 60th anniversary of the firebombing of a Freedom Rider bus in Alabama. Here’s the story of the bus that (sorta) started it all.
The practice of arranged marriages, often involving brides who are 15 or younger, continues almost unchecked and unchallenged.
“If you are Jewish and … you are living in America today, how do you support an administration that turns its back on your home country?”
When Sybil Sage worked for “The Tonight Show,” late-night TV was largely a boys’ club. Decades later, that still hasn’t changed.
According to at least two seasoned analysts, the reports were part of a misdirection by Israel to lure Hamas forces into defensive positions.
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The great Jewish actor, who lived to be 106, didn’t talk about the Hollywood blacklist until he was 91.
Synagogues are finding ways to remember how they grieved and coped.
The first Broadway production was closed down for portraying unconventional characters and the first lesbian kiss on Broadway.
The answer to violence in Israel and Gaza is to stand together, Jew and Arab, and show the world who we really could be.
Israel’s army unleashed a wider military attack on Gaza Thursday night, inaugurating a new phase in the conflict.
