From the spring of 1945 until the summer of 1950, the Bergen-Belsen DP camp was one of the most vibrant Jewish communities anywhere in the world, having emerged almost phoenix-like in the immediate wake of the Holocaust. ...
The film’s Jewish elements don’t dominate the narrative, but they thread through it in ways that deepen the sense of place and history. ...
Suddenly, there is a push to report on Gaza, but most reporters and editors still view it as siding with the enemy. ...
When Jewish leaders transgress your own personal ethics, it can shatter the bond to your faith. ...
Israel's High Court of Justice's ruling against gender-based discrimination in rabbinic ordination exams fostered a sense of hope for women. ...
After all, if everyone drinks the same Coke, they can also share other interests and values. The sky is the limit. ...
How to cope when war reroutes your family simcha from Israel to Italy. ...
During last month’s fighting between Israel and Iran, many Israeli families found themselves retreating to safe rooms or communal bomb shelters. ...
After moving his mother, 92 and living with Alzheimer's, to a nursing home, a joyful transformation occurred. ...
We Jews are time travelers. ...
I was born under FDR, and I’m determined not to die under DJT. ...
“Don’t use antisemitism as an excuse to introduce controversial policies." ...