New York Times Archives

01 Dec

Wisdom Project | Gloria Levitas, 92 and counting!

December 8, 2023
By Pam Janis
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Confidence also comes from the people who trust you; in my case, my parents, friends, bosses, students—they had confidence in me.

23 Jan

Jewish Politics & Power, Latest, Religion

Abortion Rights: Where Jewish Ultra-Orthodox and Christian Conservatives Meet

May 17, 2023
By Nathan Guttman
5 comments

Moment Institute Fellow Nathan Guttman examines the beliefs and practices of the Haredim, specifically in regards to abortion rights.

05 Sep

Department, In the News, Latest, Uncategorized

What’s it Like to Run the NYT’s Most-Reviled Bureau? We Asked Ethan Bronner

September 6, 2014
By Rachel Gross
20 comments

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

17 Jan

Culture

Jerusalem Syndrome

May 8, 2012
By Sala Levin
2 comments

by Sala Levin Matt Gross went to Jerusalem, and all he got was this lousy set of tefillin. This, more or less, was the takeaway from Gross's...

14 Apr

Uncategorized

Shtetl Life Reexamined

May 8, 2012
By Symi Rom-Rymer
1 comment

By Symi Rom-Rymer A picture is worth a thousand words, so goes the old cliché. But as Alana Newhouse’s recently published New York Times article on...

15 Mar

Uncategorized

The Jews of Modern Poland

May 8, 2012
By Symi Rom-Rymer
2 comments

By Symi Rom-Rymer The New York Times recently published a piece recently about a former Polish neo-Nazi who discovered his Jewish roots as an adult and...

14 Dec

Latest, Religion

How Long Can We Really Talk About Montana?

May 8, 2012
By Sarah Breger
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By Caroline Kessler I’ve realized that the world of writing about all things Jewish is small—or perhaps the powerful juggernaut that is the Internet just makes...

25 Jun

Latest, Misc

Jailhouse Hora

May 8, 2012
By Michelle Albert
1 comment

By Michelle Albert These days, to have a truly memorable bar mitzvah, it has to be somewhere special. Like jail. According to the New York Times, New...