Why Was Historian Who Blames Jews For Complicity with Nazis Considered For Humanitarian Prize?
A behind-the-scenes look at the Polish-Jewish committee that almost bestowed this honor
Here’s How To Make Russian Jewish Food Healthier
The health of younger Russian Jews in the US is even worse than the older generation; Meribel Goldwin has a solution.
Iranian Jew-By-Choice Celebrates Religious Freedom in the US
William Mehrvarz fled Iran in September 2016, leaving behind family, cats and hostile in-laws to live as an observant Jew
Her Stunningly Intimate Photographs Of Hasidic Life
“If I were a Jewish woman, I couldn’t do that. As a ‘goye,’ I am foreign and I am tolerated.”
Pessimism About Iran, Clashes Over Campus Anti-Semitism Dominate Jewish Review Of Books Conference
Abraham Socher, the magazine’s founding editor, promised a day of “arguments that matter.”
How Photographer Bonnie Geller-Geld Captures Luminous Moments of Humanity
Geller-Geld’s photographs illuminate scenes from Leonard Bernstein’s concerts to Jews praying near Auschwitz.
Activists to Novominsk Rebbe: Support Victims, Not Predators
A group of students ventured past the protestors without making eye contact as one boy worked up the courage to grab a flyer.
The Mystery Behind The Lost Books Of A Cherished Lublin Yeshiva
The story goes that the Nazis burned the collection of the yeshiva library, but clues indicate this is simply not true.
Grassroots Influences the Mainstream In Fight Against Child Sex Abuse
Rabbis and advocates now believe that the victim comes first.
The ‘Turncoats’ Of Wojslawice — And What They Say About Us
The Jews of Uchanie, my father’s shtetl in Lublin province, used to say about the Jews of Wojslawice just down the road, that they were meshumodim. Turncoats. What worse epithet could you hurl at a fellow Jew?
