Archives for June 2015

Policing anyone who violates Jewish law in Bat Yam ultimately leads to a crisis of faith.

The film recounts the efforts to rebuild the glorious Polish wooden Gwozdziec Synagogue.

It took the Israeli Navy to stop the first flotilla of ships manned by anti-Israel activists trying to break the Gaza blockade in 2010. The

Demand for Hadassah’s PICU beds for young heart patients is intensifying as chaos engulfs the region and organizations such as the Jerusalem-based Christian NGO Shevet

According to humorist Ephraim Kishon, when Israelis are asked לַעֲמד‭ ‬בַּתּר (la-amod ba-tor), to stand in line, there are always a “privileged few” who consider

If advocacy group Women on 20s is successful, the fearless Underground Railroad leader will replace Andrew Jackson on the bill by 2020.

Izmir, Turkey, has long boasted a rich, successful Jewish community. A project driven by locals aims to preserve the city's glorious old synagogues.

Young adults with cognitive disabilities are being trained to work in a café and coffeehouse setting at the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington.