With one press conference, President Trump shattered decades of failed Middle East diplomacy and dared to imagine a new reality for the region.
It’s one thing to dream about turning a desert into an oasis; it’s another to dream about turning Jew-haters into peaceniks.
Cultural Affairs Commissioner (CAC) at UCLA Alicia Verdugo stepped down on Tuesday, Feb. 4, following years of antisemitism allegations.
The danger isn’t that AI will learn how to think; it’s that humans will forget how.
The Israeli Jazz project by French photographer Raphael Perez introduces the world to something it may not fully be aware of—Israeli jazz musicians who have made a name for themselves.
Instead of a rigid system of goal-setting, Eckerling, The Journal’s food writer, lets her contributors do the talking.
A village is a community of older adults who have joined together to help each other navigate the challenges and opportunities of aging.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 93
The Jewish Journal sat down with filmmaker James L. Freedman to discuss his new work and the memorable life of Grodin.
Friedman’s Jewish values really came through in some of his songs.
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