Archives for July 2012

Members of the multiethnic Northwest Boychoir of Seattle listen intently as three elderly men, survivors of Terezin, tell of the underground magazine they created when they were

From Daniel Silva’s latest Gabriel Allon thriller to a V.I. Warshowski mystery by Sara Paretsky, there is plenty of good fiction to engage you. Satisfyingly,

Israeli, Yiddish, American and foreign films of Jewish interest come and go quickly in theaters, at film festivals or at community center screenings. When they

Helen Nash’s two previous kosher cookbooks—Kosher Cuisine and Helen Nash’s Kosher Kitchen (Jason Aronson)—are regarded as perennial standouts in the field of Jewish cooking, praised by well-known Jewish