David Ian Klein
Israeli archaeologists celebrate gift of Talmudic era ‘magic’ amulet
Jews in the fifth century likely believed the trinket would ward off demons and the evil eye.
Modern Jonah is safe after ordeal in the jaws of a whale — yes, it really happened
Michael Packard was diving for lobster, and then ‘everything went dark’
Israel becomes first to ban furs — but makes exception for shtreimels
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which had long lobbied for the law, praised the move.
75 years after Nuremberg, America’s top Nazi hunter looks back
Seventy-five years after the Nuremberg trials, the fight to bring the Holocaust perpetrators to justice continues.
Running out of lethal injection drugs, Arizona turns to Zyklon B
Chemical used in the gas chambers of Auschwitz may soon be used to kill death row inmates in Arizona.
For Turkey’s Sephardic Jews, Spanish passports provide a pathway for vaccination
EU citizenship allowed hundreds of Turkish Jews to make trip across the border to neighboring Bulgaria, where they received COVID-19 vaccines.
4 arrested after 2 antisemitic attacks outside Brooklyn synagogues
Multiple victims were punched on the way to prayer services.
The Jewish relationship with catfish goes far beyond the U.S. south, Israeli archaeologists find
Catfish, shark and other non-kosher remains have been found in some of the oldest Judean archaeological sites.
Amid Arab-Israeli violence, coexistence activists fight to change the narrative
“The truth is at the end of the day, all the Jews and Arabs who took part in he violence are a complete minority,” Nosatzki said.
Netanyahu’s son accuses Gal Gadot of being neutral ‘as if she was from Switzerland’
He compared the Israeli actress to Palestinian American supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid.