David Ian Klein
Close to crumbling, the tomb of an ancient prophet is saved in Kurdish Iraq
Jews for centuries have made pilgrimage to what many believe is the prophet Nahum’s grave.
Israeli astronaut Eytan Stibbe to take ancient Jewish coin into space
Tom Cruise was also supposed to be on the trip, which is being hailed as a ‘meeting between the ancient world and the height of human innovation.’
Why only Yiddish and Ladino? Oxford wants to teach you Judeo-Tat and Karaim
The elite British university is offering online classes in nearly a dozen rare Jewish languages to students and non-students alike.
Turkish Jewish media outlets hit with cyberattacks amid global antisemitism surge
The attacks may be the work of the IBDA-Cyber Front, a group which once claimed credit for synagogue bombings in Istanbul.
Hitler wanted his 1936 Olympics to wow the world. The Forward highlighted protest games instead.
The World Labor Athletic Carnival on New York’s Randall’s Island, was designed as an answer to the so-called “Hitler’s Olympics.”
In Iraqi Kurdistan, a one-man museum celebrates the region’s Jewish history and ethnic diversity
For more than 27 centuries, Jews lived in the region around Erbil, the capital of Iraq’s semi-independent Kurdish Regional Government.
Presidential candidate with Jewish parent could be disqualified if a new law passes in the Democratic Republic of Congo
‘It is an outrage that in 2021 a person can be disqualified for having a Jewish parent,’ said Rabbi Menachem Margolin.
New archaeological find in Israel may shed light on the era of biblical judges
Could this pottery jug have once belonged to the judge known as Gideon?
Israeli archaeologists reveal ‘magnificent’ Second-Temple era banquet hall
Officials hope to open the space to the public before the High Holidays this year.
Donald Trump said ‘Hitler did a lot of good things,’ new book claims
The revelation came while Trump was praising Hitler for reviving the German economy.