fbpx
Dinah Spritzer

Dinah Spritzer

Europe’s Muslim Factor

Vivian Teitelbaum was a new member of Brussels’ regional legislature when she sponsored a bill in 2005 to renew the region’s scientific and industrial research agreement with Israel.

Tales from the crib: Jolie’s Jewish ob-gyn speaks

Angelina Jolie brought her twins into the world on Shabbat. That fact may have been overlooked last Saturday by the thousands of media outlets covering the birth, which took place at Lenval Hospital\’s Santa Maria Clinic. But the timing did not escape Dr. Michel Sussmann, Jolie\’s Jewish obstetrician.

Independence creates uncertainty for Kosovo’s Jews

There are some 50 Jews left in Kosovo. Belonging to three families, or clans, they all live in the city of Prizren, a rare gem of ancient architecture amid a landscape devastated by war, poverty and communist-era concrete.

‘Heritage’ guide reflects European Jewish revival

When she set out to write the first comprehensive Jewish travel guidebook on the countries of the former Eastern bloc, Ruth Ellen Gruber might as well have been documenting the secret life of a New Guinea tribe of cannibals.

Rescuer and rescued reunion aids Polish talks on Shoah claims

Schmetterling and Czekaj had not seen each other since 1944, when Soviet troops liberated Kopyczynce from the Nazis.

\”I am here today only because she and her family risked everything to save us,\” Schmetterling told the crowd, looking at Czekaj. \”Now, to see her here in Poland, is more than I could have imagined.\”

[authorpage]

More news and opinions than at a Shabbat dinner, right in your inbox.