By Deborah Vietor Although this is the first opportunity to join Susan G. Komen’s Virtual Race for A Cure, Sunday, November 1, 2020, ...

By Michael A. Gardiner Of the many wonderful things to be found in Spain, the traditional home of Sephardic Jews — including the ...

By Mimi Pollack My late fiancé, an 8th generation New Mexican, used to tell me about the secret of crypto Jews of New ...

By Jeffrey Spitz Cohan COVID-19 has been a miserable, even tragic, experience. Another killer pandemic? It’s certainly not something we want to experience ...

By Anna Maya and Mark Zaga In the 1980s, Latino Jews left Mexico City and Tijuana to provide safety, security, and prosperity for ...

By Deborah Fripp Rachel stares calmly at us through the screen. “Caps off!” She says. “Ten thousand caps come off. Caps on! Ten ...

By Sheryl Rowling & Josh Clavell It has been a wild ride since the start of the pandemic, and it’s not over yet. ...

By Lisa McGuigan A wise person once said, “You never know you need a Federation until you need a Federation.” Today, and in ...

By Donald Harrison | Times of San Diego I have more than a few questions about the conduct of the tax fraud case in which ...

Hebrew schools across North America made a dramatic and rapid shift into virtual classrooms in the wake of COVID-19. Now, with the potential ...