Few would have guessed that an Israeli television show about an insular ultra-Orthodox family living in the crowded Geula neighborhood of Jerusalem would become a

Through Torah Stitch by Stitch, nearly 2,000 women—and a few men—embroidered the Jewish foundational text in meticulous cross-stitch.

A new production of “Romeo and Juliet” puts a Jewish spin on the classic Shakespearean love story.

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

Ramy Hassan, the show’s protagonist, is a 20-something living at his Egyptian and Palestinian parents’ house in the northern New Jersey suburbs.

Alongside digitally remade Shoah exhibitions are galleries that draw parallels between contemporary xenophobia and racism and the anti-Semitism and propaganda of Hitler’s Europe.

Among the exhibit's most notable displays are a barrack from the Auschwitz III-Monowitz labor camp and an original Model 2 freight car.

“Bella Bella” is set on primary election night in 1976, when Abzug lost her bid for a New York Senate seat to Daniel Patrick Moynihan.