Hazel Brief and Taly Drori came together through OneFamily, a nonprofit whose founder just won the Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement.
The annual Passover event, blending art and activism, will benefit Seeds of Peace, a nonprofit supporting youth leadership and dialogue in conflict regions
The new year’s celebration, which runs through April 2, is the one holiday Jewish people feel they can celebrate openly in the Islamic State
A veto-proof majority means the mayor’s hands are tied — but meanwhile he has a chance to strike down a second measure that would shield Columbia and other campuses
A morsel of good news for kosher consumers
Orthodox critics of Trump are planning a Los Angeles rally for Saturday, making visible a progressive minority in a largely MAGA community
The proposal, intended to shield congregants from protests, has 35 co-sponsors, enough for a veto-proof majority to pass without the mayor’s signature
A striking aspect of the mounting rhetoric toward Muslims is how closely it mirrors the mechanics of antisemitism
Ahead of Easter, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops says it wants to head off conservative pundits 'claiming to be speaking on behalf of the church'
Hundreds of Jews from the coasts and Canada have flocked to the heartland hoping to plant new roots in a once-booming prairie city. Other towns are taking notice
Dan Sheena grew up speaking a dying dialect with roots going back hundreds of years in the Mideast. Now he teaches it to a new generation seeking to reconnect
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