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Daniel Silva, the best-selling author behind the Gabriel Allon spy novels, is back with his latest installment in the series. He and his wife, NBC news reporter Jamie…

Refined luxury awaits visitors to the new Ritz Carlton and Waldorf Astoria hotels open in the Tel Aviv area and Jerusalem.

Blatant anti-Semitism mingled with a thriving Jewish presence in this famous town, before the onset of the Holocaust.

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Jean-Marie Lustiger was appointed archbishop of Paris by Pope John Paul II, but he always maintained his Jewishness.

The famed British historian celebrates his people's history in this new miniseries and his companion book.