Israel’s Burgeoning Network of Female Winemakers
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Fermenting a ComebackTwo years after vineyards were ravaged by war, Israel's wine country faces a slow recovery.
Finding Shelter in JerusalemIn the city’s public safe rooms, the mood is oddly uplifting. People play backgammon, entertain children, help each other—the only thing they ask for is more sleep.
Between Red Alerts and All-Clears, BreatheFrom two floors underground, I close my eyes and picture the night sky alit with massive bombs and missile interceptors, parrying and reposting like swords.
A Turning Point for Antisemitism?The most recent and deadly attacks against Jewish targets make clear that the American tradition of antisemitism lives on.
A Queer Jewish Reading ListCelebrate Pride Month with this curated collection of new and recent reads.
Review: ‘One Good Thing’Shifting focus from her first book, ‘We Were the Lucky Ones,’ Georgia Hunter tells the captivating story of Italy’s Jews during World War II.
Review: ‘Fagin the Thief’In the vein of ‘Wicked,’ Allegra Epstein retells 'Oliver Twist' from the Jewish villain’s point of view, challenging the reader’s preconceptions.
Review: ‘Mazeltov’Eli Zuzovsky’s book explores queer sexuality, religion and anxiety amid the touchstones of Israeli young adulthood.
Challenging Times, Familiar TidesHadassah is renowned not only for medical care but also for providing refuge from the stress of war, in recent times for kids from Ukraine and from within
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