David Ian Klein
The remains of a Holocaust survivor are lost in the mail — and she’s not the only one
The family of Eugenia Yuspeh is asking the USPS and the public to ‘help locate Nanya.’
Long Islanders have Adam Sandler to thank for IHOP’s all-you-can-drink milkshakes today
When the actor and comedian had trouble getting one of his favorite milkshakes, the International House of Pancakes had the perfect response.
Rabbi Avraham Hamra, last chief rabbi of Syria, dies at 78
He served in the position for more than two decades.
In San Francisco, a kosher baker offers convicts a second chance
Issac Yosef has hired more than two dozen ex-convicts at Bay-area Frena Bakery.
This week’s stampede wasn’t the first tragedy to strike Jewish pilgrims at Mount Meron
In 1911, 11 died after a roof collapsed at Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai’s grave complex.
In Belarus, firing of Jewish museum curator linked to anti-government protests
Tamara Vershitskaya is still trying to preserve history of the Bielski partisans.
In Yemen, antisemitism is rampant even though few Jews actually live there
Hussein al-Houthi’s teachings made his one message clear: Jews are the enemies of Yemen.
Boris Volynov was the first Jew in space. Antisemitism nearly prevented him from going.
The Soviet cosmonaut was in the same class as Yuri Gargarin.
FBI’s new tactic to reach Jewish community? Yiddish ads
After a rise in hate crimes against Orthodox Jews, the FBI is expanding its outreach.
In Turkey, counterfeit Jewish artifacts are commonplace – and often sloppy
‘They think if they can make fake Dolce & Gabbana they can make fake Torahs,’ said one rabbi.