Mesmerizing Portrayal of Miep Gies in ‘A Small Light’
A new series draws attention to the brave Dutch woman who helped hide Anne Frank and her family.
Lenka Lichtenberg Sets Holocaust Poetry to Music
The award-winning singer-composer and cantorial soloist was inspired by her grandmother's hidden story.
The Also Marvelous Alex Borstein
Emmy-winning Alex Borstein shares her thought on the ending of 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," her new comedy special and being an outspoken Jew in Hollywood.
One Book One Hadassah: ‘Code Name Sapphire’
Use our questions to guide discussions about 'Code Name Sapphire' the thrilling new historical novel from Pam Jenoff.
‘The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights’ by Kitty Zeldis
Complicated relationships and complex women are highlighted in Kitty Zeldis's latest historical fiction.
‘One Nation,’ an Exhibit About American Identity
In “Echad (One),” artist Alan Falk imagines Americans united by a desire for peace and justice (left); artist Miriam Stern’s “Pekelakh” (bundles) is a reference
‘Kantika’: A Sephardi Woman’s Song of Survival
Threaded throughout with Ladino phrases, Elizabeth Graver’s lyrical novel is a story of immigration, tenacity and family bonds.
Exploring Turkey’s Jewish Delights
Discover the noble Sephardic heritage of Turkey, where Istanbul is a feast for the senses and Izmir enchants with its sparkling Aegean coastline and jewel-box synagogues.
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