‘Jewish enough to be murdered,’ but not buried in a Jewish cemetery
The rabbis in charge do not consider some victims of Oct. 7 Jewish — even though their families do
The rabbis in charge do not consider some victims of Oct. 7 Jewish — even though their families do
Members of Congregation Beth Jacob in Atlanta have said a rule barring temporary grave markers defies Jewish law
The unit perpetrated war crimes, but the memorials suggest they were mere freedom fighters
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, once had a thriving Jewish community. What happened when their dead were left in one woman’s care?
Dorot, the New York-based nonprofit, has resumed its program to help scores of elderly make the trip to the cemetery
Elan Ganeles, who was raised in West Hartford, Connecticut, and became a 'lone soldier' in Israel, was shot on the road between Jericho and the Dead Sea
The 2022 Cy Young runner-up was on the early roster for Team Israel in the World Baseball Classic. We tried to find out why.
Philip Birnbaum, who died in 1988, was a man careful with language, yet a stone of eight words had three errors