From Moscow and Paris to Cape Cod and Providence, readers are transported into a literary world rich in magic, intrigue, humor and pathos—and Stalin.

The Nazis dictated the terms of every American film screened in Germany—even after World War II broke out.

What makes the book so unusual and so commendable is that it can work well for readers at different levels and with varied knowledge of Talmud.

On June 5, 1944, the day before D-Day, the headline of a news item in The Chicago Tribune announced, “Hadassah to Push Sale of War

Let’s take 18 minutes—the halakhic time limit for baking kosher-for-Passover matsot—to talk about roots related to the word matsa.

There is a nursing shortage in Israel, and the need to recruit students and retain nursing staff and faculty are the highest priorities.

The Other Side of the Curtain A Haggada with Hebrew, Russian and English translations is one of many artifacts featured alongside photos and quotes from

Michael Alpert & Julian Kytasty: Night Songs From a Neighboring Village Michael Alpert and Julian Kytasty’s takes on traditional Ukrainian and Yiddish stories make the journey from