Arts & Culture

Conservative radio and TV commentator Mark Levin’s “Unfreedom of the Press” has been perched atop “The New York Times” nonfiction bestseller list since its...

The fact that Jews and Muslims used shared symbols in their work exists until today, as seen in the “hamsah,” an element against the...

Musician and scholar transcribed and recorded historic ‘nigunim’ Song has always been at the heart of Chassidic life and practice. Nigunim, usually wordless melodies, have...

Judgment in Moscow is not a new book. It was published in 1995, in Russian, Polish, French, German, Italian, and Romanian — but never...

In honor of 25 years since Gimmel Tammuz, Chabad.org has partnered with Ezra Press (an imprint of Kehot Publication Society) and acclaimed author Mendel...

The first question is – why even bother with a man, Jim Acosta, whose overall significance is so small? In fact, he’d already begun...

It reveals the intentions behind political warfare against Israel, which have nothing to do with human rights, illustrated by the movement’s links to terror...

 Special Recognition Award given to 423 Israeli Companies and Researchers that Won the Horizon 2020 grant in 2018 The EU Delegation to Israel, together with...

For nearly four decades, the Yiddish Book Center has uniquely positioned itself at the crossroads between cultural center, library, and museum—pioneering a diverse range...

Driven by demand from private collectors and cultural institutions, Sotheby’s Important Judaica auction totaled $2.7 million in New York. From ceremonial silver to important manuscripts...

Bolden, which focuses on the legendary Buddy Bolden, long considered the founder of modern jazz, is a remarkable film. Its subject is African-Americans and...

As health-related concerns continue to be a top priority for most Americans, the option of exclusively adhering to a gluten free diet seems more...

The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust welcomed Nobuki Sugihara for an evening in conversation with journalist Ann Curry on May...

Herman Wouk, the famed novelist who first became a household name for his 1951 Pulitzer Prize winning The Caine Mutiny died last week nearly 70 years after achieving fame. Besides his long career as a writer...

“Heroes of Salonika” is a new documentary film which sheds new light on the practically unknown genocide that befell the Greek Jews of Salonika...

The Axelrod continues its tradition of celebrating Memorial Day weekend with “Strike up the Band,” a swinging big band concert featuring award-winning lead vocalist...