The new e-brochure Germany for the Jewish Traveler from the German National Tourist Board is packed with details about the life of the country’s 200,000

A sensitive artist, philosopher and devoted family man are not what usually come to mind on hearing the name Alfred Dreyfus. But visitors to the

I don’t know if there has been an uptick in travel to Israel since Israel: The Royal Tour began airing on PBS March 6, but

Miriam Schaer took apart the Bible she received at her bat mitzva. She cut the 45-year-old pages into the prayerful shape of her open hands,

“Light” is not necessarily the first word that comes to mind when considering some of Israel’s most iconic dishes. Granted, salads are a big part

Visitors to Brighton & Hove might be surprised to see the name of a 19th-century Jewish police chief emblazoned across the front of a city

FICTION The UnAmericans: Stories by Molly Antopol. (W.W. Norton, 273 pp. $24.95) As Molly Antopol’s absorbing eight stories evolve—all of them moving, unresolved but satisfying explorations

At hip West Los Angeles congregation Ikar, Friday night services might start with a drum-infused, Mizrahic Yedid Nefesh, followed by a familiar Carlebach melody marked