Moved by the death of her cousin in the Yor Kippur War, years later photographer Hallie Lerman traveled to Israel to find out how he died. On the war’s fiftieth anniversary, we revisit her story and her book.
The prime minister discusses AI and antisemitism with Elon Musk ahead of the UN General Assembly and meetings with President Biden and other world leaders in New York, all while trying to drown out the sound of protesters on both coasts
He has been involved with the IAC since its inception in 2007, when his parents were among the initial group that founded the organization.
Rosh Hashana is very much about returning to the “better angels of our nature,” in the immortal words of President Abraham Lincoln.
While Jews generally attend synagogue during the High Holy Days, the reality is that many of them are just not into prayer. How can synagogues reinvent themselves to welcome them during the rest of the year?
When Israelis on both sides of the debate warned that the country was headed to a constitutional crisis, this is what they meant.
The 6.8-magnitude earthquake, the strongest in 120 years, hit the remote High Atlas Mountains southwest of Marrakesh, complicating rescue operations.
When the combatants are so exhausted and embittered, it’s not easy to put the genie back in the bottle.
A new university in Austin, Texas is aiming to shake up academia by reviving the fearless pursuit of truth.
In today’s world, any news story with the word “Jewish” in it can get real explosive real fast, especially when accusations of antisemitism are thrown in.
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