Following Yom HaShoah commemoration this week, Italian extremists targeted Liiliana Segre with new waves of online hatred.
From recovering the dead at Kibbutz Be’eri to healing survivors of Oct.7, Israeli artist Tomer Peretz is creating room for raw truth.
On April 5, 1993, Spielberg hosted a seder for the cast at a hotel in Kraków. It was attended by many Israeli actors, as well as the German actors who were portraying Nazis in the film.
The film, created by Montana Tucker and produced by Israeli journalist and filmmaker Rotem Alima, captures first-person testimonies from children whose families were murdered, kidnapped, or remain missing.
“The Office Haggadah” strikes a fun balance between Passover rituals and the charm of one of the most popular television comedies of the last 20 years.
“Letters for Life” offers practical guidance from the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Menachem Mendel Schneerson
Auburn University men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl is using the March Madness tournament platform to advocate for hostages held captive in Gaza.
The actress and writer’s new solo show mixes dark comedy, near-death moments, and Jewish identity into a 55-minute journey that begins on Oct. 7, 2023.
Comedy writer Rob Kutner looks at Jewish history through a surreal, funny lens.
The play, a Pulitzer Prize Finalist for Drama, explores the personal side of history.
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