‘He lived such a full life’: In a city on a hilltop, a family mourns its oldest son
Mitzpe Yericho, a settlement outside of Jerusalem, grieves a 19-year-old who loved music and Torah
Mitzpe Yericho, a settlement outside of Jerusalem, grieves a 19-year-old who loved music and Torah
After her brother survived 2015 Bataclan concert hall massacre, Alice Winocour wanted to tell a story of resilience and survival
In 'My Hijacking,' Martha Hodes tries to reconstruct 'the most spectacular episode of air piracy the world had yet seen'
The show by ‘Fauda’ co-creators and director Greg Barker is a messy cat-and-mouse game
The legislation was introduced by members of the Democratic Socialists of America
In Jewish law, mourning and festivals do not mix
Passover is a time for family outings. They shouldn’t be to a cemetery
In Israel, each terror attack is horrifying on a human level, but also on a completely personal one
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