She reportedly attended courses at Montreal’s Jewish General Hospital into her 100s, and read the newspaper daily until age 111.
Some Israelis claim nothing happened in Tahtura in 1948, but a new documentary offers a dark tale of what occurred during the War of Independence
Chabad rabbi Mordechai Lightstone was pleasantly surprised to find Yiddish newspapers in the walls of his 100-year-old Brooklyn home.
Two cities removed from public displays statues by Manfred Kielnhofer following the image’s appearance on his Facebook page.
Josh Rawitch shares his own baseball journey and why he thinks Jews have loved the sport for so long.
The Michigan city council issued its first formal resolution against the protesters, who have targeted a local shul for nearly two decades.
“Rose” is more than an account of an aging widow who gets a new lease on life; it is a treatise on pleasure.
Christina Darling’s tirade and spitting was caught on surveillance video.
J. Herbert Nelson, II, is also accused of invoking tropes about Jewish influence that the Texas gunman had internalized.
A three-year, $250,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation is supporting ‘Jews of Color: Histories and Futures’ at UC Boulder.
The outspoken lawmaker claimed she was making a joke, but the group was left “confused,” one rabbi told Buzzfeed News.
Every dollar spent on security is a dollar not spent on our community, on justice work or on raising up the next generation of American Jews.
The away is given to comedians who have “had an impact on American society in ways similar to” Mark Twain.
The myth of Jewish control of government is thousands of years old, and is still used to blame Jews for things like the spread of coronavirus.
Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker says Jews should decide for themselves how comfortable they feel appearing visibly Jewish.
Hacohen’s biography of Hadassah founder Henriette Szold won Jewish Book of the Year.
“We’ll have more people in person this week than we had last week,” one rabbi said. “In moments of trauma, people want to be together.”
