By any measure, Brooklyn is the most Jewish place in America. Approximately 600,000 Jews—from Hasids to hipsters—now call the borough home.

The Olympic gold medalist discusses the allegations of sexual abuse—including her own—leveled at Dr. Larry Nassar. "People have to stop looking the other way," she concludes.

Ambassador Furman is the first woman to serve in the No. 2 position at Israel's mission to the United Nations.

On the 100-year anniversary of the Russian Revolution a writer ponders what would have happened if his mother had not left Kiev in 1914, fleeing the omnipresent anti-Semitism.

PJ Library has mailed nearly 12 million books since 2005 and runs programs in 12 countries, transforming an industry as it redefines Jewish books to be more diverse.

Émigré women from the former Soviet Union bring their complex Jewish heritage to the written page.

Never before have book clubs—including Jewish groups with members of all ages—been as prevalent and eclectic as they are today. ​

With the help of the Roim Rachok program, the Israeli army employs the unique skills of autistic recruits.