‘White Bird:’ Teen Romance, Nazis and Schoolyard Bullying
The new film, a sequel to ‘Wonder,’ takes young viewers back to the Holocaust and 1940s France to teach a lesson in kindness.
In Times of Terror, Israelis Turn to Classical Music
Amid the fears of the ongoing war, the Carmel Quartet prepares for a new season of concerts that will offer refuge and moments of musical beauty for listeners.
Books on 10.7 Share First-Hand Accounts, Poetry and Prayers
New titles feature the diary of an IDF reservist, essays from Israeli writers and journalists and a prayerbook created by Israeli women in response to the war.
‘Mere Things’ Bears the Weight of Jewish Memory
Photographer and collage artist Ilit Azoulay brings her striking cultural mashups to New York City’s Jewish Museum.
Who by Fire
Montreal's much beloved Jewish bard turned to this High Holidays poem for lyrical rumination.
‘Their Portraits’ Depicts Israeli Loss, Remembrance and Family
A new Dallas exhibit offers 200 paintings of men, women and children captured by Hamas on October 7.
Vegetables Take Center Stage at the Jewish Holiday Table
A handful of new cookbooks prove that vegetables have been integral to Jewish food traditions for centuries.
Encountering Ghosts in Poland
Why travel to the most famous region where Jews were ever burned? To connect with Jewish history, to mourn our people and to bear witness.
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