Yiddishland California seeks generous donations to keep it in seaside La Jolla
If the Yiddish culture organization doesn’t raise $120,000 by December 31, it will be forced to move to another state.
Since the war, education about Jew-hate is in high demand. But some say it does not fit neatly into existing diversity programs
If the Yiddish culture organization doesn’t raise $120,000 by December 31, it will be forced to move to another state.
‘The Gospel According to Chaim,’ about a writer who translated the New Testament into Yiddish, will premiere in New York on Dec. 21
Given the brazenness of the far-right politician's attack, Jews may soon become more convenient political targets in Poland
In addition to her books on renowned women poets, she wrote linguistic papers on contemporary Hasidic Yiddish
Yonatan Alman, who's stationed at Israel’s northern border, never thought the war would still be going on by Hanukkah time.
‘Shir Hashirim: The Song of Love’ returns to New York, where it premiered over a century ago, on Monday, Dec. 11
The narrator of the song contrasts the miracle of the oil with the suffering of the Jews under the Russian Czar
The hundred-year-old Vilna Shul is one of a handful that has retained its folk art-painted walls
The play 'Amid Falling Walls' links the Bundist with Jewish longing for Palestine. He would have balked at this interpretation
One great hope expressed by many Jews during the Holocaust was the dream of returning to their ancient homeland
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