An Ethiopian-Israeli tells her story of perseverance and courage as she makes a life for herself and her family in a new country.
Giorgio Bassani’s “Novel of Ferrara” weaponizes the familiar haze of life in its ordinariness.
It’s officially the Jewish month of happiness, and here are 5 reasons to celebrate.
While AIPAC does have a lot of support, it is hardly controlling U.S. politicians with money. It is rather offering them a pro-Israel credential.
Valentine’s Day might be over, but Dr. Ruth’s advice is timeless.
Whatever their religious inclinations or politics, American Jewish women wrestled with their dual status as Jews and women.
Our processes of accountability fail if they reflect the same systems they purport to challenge and punish the marginalized.
Health shares are cheap and shaped by religious values. But they don’t guarantee coverage and the first Jewish one carries an additional red flag.
What happens when an interfaith couple opens a kosher brewery in Portland, OR?
David, like Rushdie, is a satirist. They find common cause in turning a story of exile and danger into a social situation good for a few solid gags.
With their inability to call out the left’s dance in anti-Semitism, Jewish anti-Zionists are failing to stand up for their own people.
“Look what I brought you — fresh, virgin, breast meat!”
The twitter controversy denouncing Ilhan Omar as anti-Semitic can be better understood when looking at her other liberal foreign policy views.
Fox News deemed the ad, which warns viewers that Nazism “can happen here,” to be “not appropriate.”
The backlash against Omar is a renewed proof that the days when Israel could oppress us with impunity are coming to an end
From Kurt and Goldie through Serge and Beate.
If Valentine’s Day this year is a fail — you’ll still have Tu b’Av, in the heart of summer!
“We already know her attitude. We’ve seen it displayed many times now. The best we can hope for is that she mitigate her expression of it.”
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