Diane von Furstenberg Talks in ‘Liberty: Mother of Exiles’
The noted fashion designer is the center of HBO's new documentary, speaking to visitors about their connection to the iconic statue and uncovering its history.
Archives for September 2019
‘The Jewish Cookbook’ Features All the Classics, and Then Some
Leah Koenig goes big with her latest cookbook, including favorite classics, forgotten one-time classics and standouts from diverse Jewish cultures.
A Focus on Young Women at ‘Mission Possible’ Gathering
For the 100-plus young women who attended Convention and took part in the young women’s track, empowerment was a unifying theme.
A Mission ‘Driven by Love’ at Hadassah’s Convention
The New York gathering offered sessions, speakers and activities geared toward educating and inspiring members from across the country in their work as activists for Israel.
The Ultimate Bundt Cake For Rosh Hashanah Includes Apples
Bake your holiday apple cake in a Bundt pan this year, honoring the legacy of Minnesota Hadassah women who introduced the pan to America almost 70 years ago.
Shopping and Schmoozing at Macy’s With an Old Friend
The author lives in Jerusalem and her long-time friend makes her home in Philadelphia. The two reunite twice a year in New York City for a shopping excursion.
An Israeli Agent Plots Revenge in ‘Last Instructions’
Israeli Agent 10483 just woke up after a 10-year coma, and in Nir Hezroni's latest thriller, he is coming after the Mossad-like secret organization that betrayed him.
New Memoirs Explore Identity, Family, Food and Faith
Four accomplished writers—Boris Fishman, Angela Himsel, Dani Shapiro and Ayelet Tsabari—mine their own history for their elegant new narratives.
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