Books
Pregnant At 57, A Woman Finds Tragedy And Reconciliation
“Never before had she kept a secret from Yidel; never had she felt so lonely or so powerful.”
Acclaimed British Novelist Howard Jacobson: ‘It’s An Anxious Time For Jews’
“Whether I’m writing about Jews or not, the fact that I’m Jewish determines the nature of the way that I write.”
Happy 103rd Birthday to Roald Dahl — Beloved Author and Vile Anti-Semite
Roald Dahl would have turned 103 today. We wish him happy birthday. And we wish he would have been less of a bigot.
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Inside The Mind Of Arnold Schoenberg, The Genius Who Defined 20th Century Music
“It was a driving force for him to strive for the highest level of accomplishment.”
The Fascinating Story Behind ‘Russ & Daughters’, On Exhibit Now
A mew exhibit tells a larger story behind this iconic Jewish food enterprise.
Why Renia Spiegel Is Being Called ‘The Polish Anne Frank’
For decades, Ariana kept Renia’s diary to herself, until her daughter urged her to make it public.
Bari Weiss Has Answers, But She’s Not Asking The Right Questions
The big question about Bari Weiss’s “How to Fight Anti-Semitism” is: Who is it for?
How They Brought Down Harvey Weinstein And Jump-Started #MeToo
This should be required reading in journalism programs for its insights into how reportorial grit and savvy can crack walls of denial
The Blood Libel Accusation That Inflamed America
The idea of ritual murder originated with the 12th-century treatise of an English monk, Thomas of Monmouth,
Q & A: Why The Citizens Of A French Plateau Saved Hundreds During The Holocaust
The windswept plateau of Vivarais-Lignon in south-central France has a history of remarkable acts of sacrifice.
