By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org In a traditionally male-dominated industry, it is female Israeli restaurateurs at the forefront of Tel Aviv’s thriving culinary scene ...
By Salomón Maya The following column contains adult language. About a month ago, a natural phenomenon took San Diego by literal storm. Bioluminescent ...
Taffy Brodesser-Akner, New York Times Contributor spoke with attendees in May In the latest installment of American Jewish University’s (AJU) B’Yachad Together online ...
As the ceasefire took hold this weekend, Pope Leo XIV called it “a spark of hope in the Holy Land.” To understand the new pope’s approach to Israel, after he came into his role at a time of unusually strained relations between the Vatican and Israel, a bit of history helps. The Catholic narrative when... […]
Barry Rosen knows what it means to wait for freedom. He spent 444 days as a hostage, one of 52 Americans held prisoner at the U.S. embassy in Iran from 1979 to 1981. He described when he was reunited with his family as “one of the greatest moments” of his life. But Rosen also knows... […]