On Sept. 1, the Jerusalem-based Koren Publishers released what they’re billing as Rabbi Jonathan Sacks’ greatest work — “The Koren Shalem Humash.” Rabbi … more

On Sept. 1, the excited chatter of youth reunited after summer vacations and almost 23 months of war will echo across schools in Israel. But for Leni and Roii Adar, “back to school” means … more

For many years, the tiny Gulf country of Qatar flew under the radar. After all, why should a country that has fewer citizens than Lexington, Ky., make waves, garner publicity or be on the tip of … more

A conference hosted on June 11 in the American capital by the Arab Center Washington, a think tank funded by Qatar and founded in Doha, serves as a case study in the Gulf state’s “soft … more

Qatar, the Jew-hating and Hamas-loving uber-wealthy emirate that’s been buying US influence for years, may be preparing to call in the chips it’s put down on New York City, should … more

Jerome Lippman, publisher of the Long Island Jewish World and Manhattan Jewish Sentinel, was eulogized on Tuesday as “an exceptionally good man, and his memory will always be for a … more

Last week’s Nefesh B’Nefesh flight — the group’s first ElAl charter since the Oct. 7 invasion — carried a diverse group of 225 olim . Those returning home were tech … more

During a 70-minute conversation with journalists from Jewish media and a social media influencer, the nonprofit’s leaders presented as Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, the characters … more

When it comes to the Gaza Strip, public headlines too often flatten human tragedy into slogans: “genocide,” “famine,” “ethnic cleansing.” Recent articles have … more

In today’s media, “hits” are the metric of success. The more clicks, the more powerful the piece. By that measure, the New York Times’ July 24 front-page photo of … more