I’m a Holocaust survivor. Here’s why I celebrated my 80th birthday protesting at an Israeli prison
I learned early on how essential it is to treat all human lives as sacred
I learned early on how essential it is to treat all human lives as sacred
It's a very dangerous moment for human rights in Israel, and Israeli leaders could be held liable
The extremist vigilantes breaking into army bases are destroying Israel from the inside
Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp’s unusual efforts to achieve a behind-bars conversion is documented in the podcast “Tales of the Unbound"
Walid Daqqa, who died of cancer at 62, was a ‘uniting national figure’ for Palestinians. Now he’s a bargaining chip.
Jewish young adults from UWS Base offer company, conversation and Torah to those in custody at the city’s most notorious jail
The Jewish Russian refusenik described Navalny as 'a kindred spirit'
Gershon Selinger, 41, pleaded guilty in Dutchess County Court on Wednesday to the felony of first-degree sexual abuse of a minor under the age of 11
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