By Deborah Vietor After 11 years at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of Los Angeles, Le Salon de Musiques relocates its successful chamber music ...

If you live in Jewish San Diego, you probably know or have heard of Rabbi Wayne D. Dosick. He founded Congregations Beth El ...

Israeli filmmaker Ariela Alush did not let COVID ruin her plans. After years of coming to the states, screening her former films in ...

By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org Jewish identity is invariably related to food, as witnessed through Jewish dietary laws, holiday traditions and consciousness. Retaining this ...

By Mimi Pollack The pandemic has changed many people’s daily routines. More folks have been spending time at home and because of this, ...

By Tzivia Blum, Israel Hayom via JNS.org Efi Skakovsky and Meni Wakshtock, two haredi comedians, have managed to shatter stereotypes by proving to ...

By Heather Robinson, JNS.org The book of Psalms says, “The life of man is like a breath exhaling; his days are like a ...

By Jonathan Rosenberg My mom is 106 years old. Let that sink in for a moment. Eve Rosenberg reads the New York Times, ...

The campaign can help people understand the diversity of Jews everywhere By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org In its new campaign, the Committee for Accuracy ...

What does a choir do during the pandemic? Well, if you’re the San Diego Jewish Men’s Choir you release a new album! The ...