by Harold Ticktin I recently plucked a yellowed 95-cent paperback from my burgeoning backlog–one called The Jews Among the Nations,

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It's almost time for Rosh Hashanah, the sweetest holiday of the year. In case you need a little easing into ...

Last Sunday, listeners of This American Life caught an hourlong episode devoted to the story of a school district in East Ramapo, New

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by Phyllis Myers I traveled to Poland in October 1989 as Central and Eastern Europe was emerging from a half-century

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Moment speaks with Noemi Szekely-Popescu, an oral historian at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum who has collected stories from hundreds of survivors in the U.S. and internationally. ...

by Richard Michelson The Answer is Lipman Pike. The category is Jewish baseball stars. Which of these is the correct

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by Linda Tucker David: The Divided Heart David Wolpe Yale University Press September 16, 2014, 184 pp, $25.00 A man

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by Joseph D. Becker On a recent visit to a local post office in Westchester, I was surprised to see,

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Think your job is tough? Try running the Jerusalem bureau of The New York Times. ...

Same-sex rights proponents suffered an unusual loss this week when a federal judge in Louisiana upheld the state’s ban on gay

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Is the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), the pro-Israel lobbying group, facing an imminent crisis of power? ...
This summer and fall, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is highlighting the little-known Pre-Raphaelites in the exhibit, “The Pre-Raphaelite Legacy: British Art and Design” (through October 26). ...