BERLIN (JTA) – German police are investigating a fire that destroyed a public book box dedicated to Holocaust history near a memorial at the site from...
(JTA) — For those following the judicial reform crisis in Israel, this week’s Torah portion is almost too on the nose. For months now, Israel has...
(JTA) — Jewish groups in the United States and in Hawaii are launching relief efforts following the devastation caused by wildfires that have killed more than...
(JTA) — On Aug. 2, camp directors across the country — including at several prominent Jewish camps — received an email with stressful news. Just days...
This article was sent as a newsletter. Sign up for our weekly Jewish sports newsletter here. Good afternoon! Gymnastics legend Simone Biles returned to competition last...
(New York Jewish Week) – If you’ve been on the internet the last few weeks, chances are you heard the summer’s biggest earworm “Planet of the...
(JTA) — When Makkabi Berlin takes the field on Sunday, the German soccer club founded by Holocaust survivors will make history. Makkabi will be the first...
(New York Jewish Week) – The Mark, a glitzy Upper East Side hotel, has become ensnared in a legal dispute with the 19-year-old scion of a...
(JTA) — Like many parents, Mickey and Linda Rubin indulged their only child Ricky’s various hobbies — magic, photography, music — while he was growing up...
(JTA) — Since the birth of hip-hop 50 years ago, plenty of Jewish rappers have picked up a microphone and rocked a crowd. They’ve spit rhymes...
(JTA) — Israel said it has evacuated more 200 people from a northern province of Ethiopia where a militia is fighting government forces. The evacuees include...
BOSTON (JTA) — In 1725, Abraham de Oliveyra was officially registered as a silversmith in London — the first Jew known to be given a license...