The Jerusalem-based, Australian-born writer tells JNS that Oct. 7 reinforced the urgency of reclaiming Mizrahi memory, resilience and hope. By: Steve Linde Sarah Sassoon grew up...

  By: Fern Sidman In an extraordinary act of collective moral clarity, more than one hundred of the world’s leading Holocaust and genocide scholars have issued...

Rabbinical Alliance of America Convenes in Monsey for Rosh Chodesh Shevat; Condemns Mississippi Synagogue Arson and Raises Alarm on Daylight Savings Legislation By: TJVNews.com The Rabbinical...

By: Phillip Jacobs 50 years ago TW ADorno- and Bruno Bettelheim, part of the Frankfurt school of psychology "tried to make sense of the Nazi...

By: Fern Sidman In a rare and resonant convergence of theater, diplomacy, memory, and political thought, the Israeli stage production “Jabotinsky’s Dream — The Man...

By: David Aaron The celebration of Tu B'Shvat—the 15th of the month of Shevat on the Hebrew calendar—is not mentioned in the Bible. The oldest...

CBS Report Honors Americans Who Defied Nazi Rule to Save Jews, Including Marc Chagall, as Holocaust Remembrance Day Nears By: Fern Sidman As the world approaches...

  By: Fern Sidman More than two millennia before the word “antisemitism” was ever coined, the hatred it describes had already embedded itself in human civilization....

  By: Andrew Carlson A century-old rabbinic decree, long dormant in the public consciousness of Argentina’s Jewish community, has suddenly reemerged at the center of an...

How did South Florida become one of the largest Jewish communities in the world? By: Rabbi Menachem Levine The Jewish population of South Florida is about...

New space deepens mikvah experience through art, depicting living waters from Creation to present day By: Mendel Scheiner Mikvah Chana in Tzfat has opened a new...

Holocaust Memorial Day Without Jews? Why leaving Jews out of the Holocaust has become fashionable and what you can do about it. By:  Feminists Against Antisemitism Linguistic blurring...

  By: Fern Sidman A series of deliberate attacks on Jewish institutions in the United States and Germany this week has ignited fresh alarm among Jewish...

From Medieval Libels to Viral Lies: How Antisemitic Myths About Jewish Texts Are Flooding Conservative Social Media Once Again By: Fern Sidman By the time the...

By: Fern Sidman When Meir first stepped onto Israeli soil as a new immigrant, he carried little more than a suitcase, an abiding reverence for...

By: Ariella Haviv For generations of observant Jewish travelers, the act of seeing the world was shadowed by a second, more exhausting journey: the pursuit...