A new book tells the story of the Jewish woman who posed as a Catholic aristocrat to save hundreds of Poles during the Holocaust.

Journalist Keren Blankfeld’s 'Lovers in Auschwitz' details an unlikely love story.

In her exquisite collection of short stories, Daphne Kalotay delves into themes that will resonate with Jewish readers, like trauma and escape from danger and oppression.

Sabrina Orah Mark’s memoir-in-essays explores what it means to be a white Jewish woman raising Black Jewish sons in the present day.

In the first month of the war, Tel Aviv-based cooking studio Citrus & Salt’s volunteer initiative distributed more than 10,000 meals to soldiers, bereaved families and more.

“I am very proud,” said Ellen Hershkin, who is part of a four-generation Hadassah family.

A record 350,000-plus Israelis, mostly men, have been called up for reserve duty. Now, thousands of mothers have become single parents, depending on the support of community.