A painful split in the Yiddishist community since Oct. 7
The opposing perspectives of pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian Yiddish fans has triggered anxiety and vehement arguments
The Yom Kippur prayer service is about to begin and all the townspeople are there. But who’s watching the babies?
The opposing perspectives of pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian Yiddish fans has triggered anxiety and vehement arguments
Secular Yiddish children’s literature relayed the political aspirations, values and anxieties of Ashkenazi Jewry during the 20th century
This appeared in a book of Yiddish holiday stories by the children's author Levin Kipnis, published in 1961
A Jewish woman recalls what happened during a sleepover with older relatives during her childhood
Building a synagogue that embraces culture
3 city children reveal what they discovered in the countryside and how they felt about being there
In 1919, the Boston Globe published his letter protesting the way the police treated striking textile workers
She helped run Yiddish events in Tel Aviv and distribute the Forverts to Holocaust survivors
Yiddish activist Gella Schweid Fishman was in the synagogue with her grandfather, when a poster on the wall caught her eye.
Duke University doctoral student Syed Habeeb Tehseen is now a fan of classic Yiddish literature.
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