A wide-open conversation with Rabbi David Saperstein about religious freedom, church-state law and Jewish law in the United States and world today. ...
Elisha Wiesel for a wide-open conversation about his father’s legacy and his own evolving path as a Jew, leader and an activist in these tumultuous times. ...
A conversation about when the Black Press stood up for the Jews—and other newspapers didn’t—during the Holocaust with Clarence Page ...
The Jewish presence in Syria stretches back more than two thousand years, with communities in Aleppo, Damascus and Qamishli that flourished alongside Muslim and Christian neighbors. ...
Jessica Fein, daughter of Moment cofounder Leonard “Leibel” Fein, talks about love, loss and family as well as the legacy her father left behind. ...
Former Rolling Stone and Billboard editor Joe Levy discusses the intersection of music and the Jewish experience in America. ...
What is the Palestinian perspective on the situation in Gaza and the role of Hamas today, in a wide-ranging conversation with Ghaith al-Omari, senior fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy ...
Hitler’s hatred of anyone “non-Aryan” was not lost on Black Americans and the Black press. ...
Leading a growing movement of Israelis and Palestinians advocating for justice, peace and equality, Aziz Abu Sarah and Maoz Inon have become global advocates for dialogue and cross-cultural understanding ...
Join Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller, Senior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Moment Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein, for a conversation about what’s behind these statements and changes and what do they really mean? ...
Nina Totenberg, NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent unpacks rulings ranging from the limits of presidential authority and the separation of church and state to the environment and LGBTQ rights, providing insight into what happened behind the scenes and what it all means for the future. ...