“In this city that we had to leave in tears during the First World War, it is still possible to come across traces of the Ottoman resistance.”
The setting of “Jerusalem as a Second Language,” a new novel by Rochelle Distelheim (Aubade Publishing), harks back to a remarkable moment in history.
How can a rational person prioritize a non-consequential protest over maintaining the public’s health?
Right now, many of us are looking for a little hope. Share your dream so that someone else can find theirs.
In 2004, he established the Israel Allies Caucus in the U.S. House of Representatives.
It was the first stabbing attack in Jerusalem in three months.
45 Israeli Americans gathered outside the Israeli consulate building on Wilshire Boulevard in Westwood, calling on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign.
Steinsaltz was perhaps best known for his groundbreaking commentary of the Babylonian Talmud, which is credited with making the ancient Jewish texts more accessible.
Photo-journalist Ruth Gruber made me laugh. Maybe I shouldn’t be laughing on Tisha b’Av, I thought.
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