Israel’s army unleashed a wider military attack on Gaza Thursday night, inaugurating a new phase in the conflict.
Michelle Caruso-Cabrera said she will travel to Israel if elected to send a message of support.
Rachel Sharansky Danziger reflects on the violence consuming Israel and the death of five year-old Israeli boy, Ido Avigal.
Listen as Forward Opinion Editor Laura E. Adkins, columnist Alex Zeldin, and special guests Arielle Angel and Tani Prell discuss Jews under 30.
Future American Jewish leaders call on Jewish institutions to speak out against the abuse of power and racist violence in Israel and Palestine.
Like it or not, the Republican Party is now part of the Orthodox Jewish mishpacha.
Here’s a rundown of who Israeli Arabs are and what the ongoing unrest might mean for their place in Israeli society.
Netanyahu has pledged that Israel is just “beginning” to respond to Hamas. That’s not sustainable. He needs to broker a ceasefire now.
The family of Eugenia Yuspeh is asking the USPS and the public to ‘help locate Nanya.’
What can algorithms do with Jewish texts? Let’s see how a computer can blend Torah, Yehuda Amichai and Harry Potter.
Schneur Zalman Newfield’s “Degrees of Separation” details the different strategies Hasidic communities use to prevent members from leaving.
“I never really considered ‘When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit’ to be only a children’s movie,” Link said.
It is precisely by talking to [former Nazis], by humanizing them, that we can see the causes of the Holocaust and how easy it is to get there.
As the body count in hostilities between Israelis and Palestinian rises, so do fears that European Jews will be targeted.
If the idea is to activate and inspire the next generation, consider this: 72% of Jews of “sometimes or often cook or eat traditional Jewish food.”