By Eva Trieger In December of 2024, I had the good fortune to be introduced to Fritz Coleman and Wendy Liebman. The two ...

After the devastating attacks of October 7, 2023, the communities of Sha’ar HaNegev, San Diego’s sister region on the Gaza border, were left ...

By Josh Hasten, JNS.org Anti-Israel and Anti-Jewish sentiments have been on public display in university classrooms and campuses around the world, especially since ...

By Salomon Maya Some jobs are universally accepted as difficult—brain surgery, rocket science, anything requiring razor-sharp precision under crushing pressure. I respect those ...

Losing a beloved pet is a terrifying thought for any owner—but thankfully, there’s a simple solution that greatly increases the odds of a ...

By Sharon Rappoport To this day, Mia isn’t sure why she was singled out to receive the prestigious President’s Excellence Award and participate ...

This May, 17 women will complete a transformative journey as graduates of the Pauline Foster Women’s Leadership Institute’s fourth cohort⎯an initiative of Jewish ...

by Jan Lee, JNS.org I always look forward to Passover, and I know I’m not alone. According to conclusions from a 2013 Pew survey, ...

by Judith Segaloff, JNS.org For many, Passover planning begins the day they sift through bags of Purim goodies. Then faced with the inevitable panic, ...

When the Seacrest community decided to renovate 40 of their assisted living apartments, they wanted to make it as easy as possible for ...