Here are two complaints that are heard frequently nowadays: “There is no such thing as privacy anymore.” “There are no secrets anymore.” We live in a world of cell phones and e-mails, … more

There is no doubt that Jews are among the most charitable people on earth, and there are surveys and statistics to prove it. But if that’s the case, then why are so many Jewish nonprofits, schools … more

The only time my wife’s grandfather, Akiva Yosef Weinberger, ever spoke about his experience during the Holocaust was at the Pesach Seder. During the war, Akiva Yosef hid his tefillin and … more

The third book of the Torah is known in English as Leviticus, a word deriving from Greek and Latin, meaning, “pertaining to the Levites.” This reflects the fact that in Judaism the priests — … more

Newborns at Rabin Medical Center’s Beilinson Hospital received blue and white outfits featuring the logo of “Operation Roaring Lion” against Iran, the Petach Tikvah hospital said. A photo … more

About 200 leaders from Hadassah, America’s largest Jewish women’s Zionist volunteer organization, met with more than 100 members of the House and Senate on Tuesday as part of the group’s annual … more

Four days before the joint US-Israel strike on Iran, with tensions at an all-time high, a delegation of influencers and content-creators from around the world made its way to Israel. Seventeen … more

In China, antisemitic tropes have begun to appear not only in discourse but as snack foods. In November, after Israel’s two-year war with Hamas had largely faded from China’s public … more

We no longer eat the way my grandmother cooked. No gribenes, no schmaltz, maybe no chopped liver. And we certainly do not serve the dozens of dishes that she served every Pesach. I remember lots of … more

For over a decade, the Rockaways has been without direct access to radiation oncology services. Now residents can be cared for close by, at   Episcopal Health Services’ new cancer center at … more