A generation of Black Jewish women are using art—paintings, drawings, multimedia works and film—to share and explore their multiethnic perspectives.

In the memoir “Dylan & Me: 50 Years of Adventures,” Louie Kemp details his decades-long friendship with the iconic singer, beginning with their meeting at Herzl Camp.

Many people in Israel believe the escalation was an attempt by Hamas to throw a monkey wrench into Israel’s Eurovision plans.

That joy in small moments of beauty can be found at any time of life are among the lessons of the exhibit, which features pieces by Maira Kalman.

In one cartoon titled “Oy!” a jar labeled “Grandma Yetta’s Gefilte Fish” shows an elderly woman shrugging as she says, “What’s in it? Don’t ask.”

High-profile festivals and arts initiatives have made Jerusalem a go-to place for Jewish artists and art-lovers alike.

Elizabeth Rynecki has dedicated her life to tracking down her great-grandfather's artwork.

Last November, Newark street artist Getlostalot spray-painted his name on the gun of an abandoned Syrian tank in the Golan Heights. Getlostalot who, like many