UMAN, UKRAINE — By selling coffee to Jewish tourists, 18-year-old Yuri Breskov can earn in a week more than his teachers from high school make annually in this provincial city. His revenues … more

Around the picnic tables at Whitefish City Beach on the final Shabbat eve of August, the Montana town’s tiny Jewish community shared kosher hot dogs, veggie burgers and memories of … more

A high-tech teaching and research center born of a collaboration between Cornell University and the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology has inaugurated its newly built campus on Roosevelt … more

In anticipation of the 100th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, British and Israeli senior officials convened in Jerusalem this week to discuss the past, present, and future … more

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may not be ready to proclaim himself a baal t’shuvah, but he took — if you’ll excuse the pun — baby steps in that direction this week. The … more

For Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s political opponents, his government’s woes aren’t just an opportunity to score political points at his expense. They also provide … more

Should American Jewish leaders speak to the rulers of a petrostate that finances Hamas terrorists to blow up their fellow Jews in Israel? U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis (left) meets with … more

Stories first published last week by the giant right-wing site Pajamas Media in the United States and Arutz Sheva (Israel National News) in Israel claimed that U.S. National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. … more

The revelation that then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton decided to omit the words “freedom,” “democracy,” and “empowerment of women” from a speech she gave in … more

This probably won’t be true for the next generation, and perhaps it’s only the case for New Yorkers or many of us who called New York home for a good chunk of our lives, but remembering … more