Beneath Israel’s high-tech economy, an ancient winemaking tradition is growing quietly but steadily By James Spiro, JNS.org In northern Israel, a few kilometers from ...

By Judy Buchman-Ziv For some 10 years, I wrote, directed and produced (such is synagogue life) with some help from my fellow-congregants and ...

By Franklin Felber and Diana Lerner For 40 years, Albert Kadosch and his wife, Patricia, were a beacon—a love story and an inspiration—for ...

By Gavriel Factor  The New Year offers a chance for renewal. It is a moment to pause, reflect, and imagine the year ahead. ...

Tel Aviv conference showcases Israeli defense advances By Yaakov Lappin, JNS.org Senior defense officials, tech investors, and military commanders from across the globe ...

By Linda Gradstein, JNS.org Gal Pauker, 25, grew up around wine. His grandfather, Gideon Pauker, and three of Gideon’s buddies—Gadi Mozes, Haim Perry ...

By Anna Rahmanan, JNS.org The Netflix animated series Long Story Short, which premiered last month, is drawing attention both for its creator, Raphael ...

By Jonathan Cane Ten years ago, law professor Jessica Fink went out for a run through her Carmel Valley neighborhood and found herself ...

On Sunday, August 17, more than 100 members of the San Diego Jewish community gathered for a moving Book of Life Signing Ceremony ...

Travel has the power to shape identity, deepen understanding, and create connections that last a lifetime. Through programs like Israel Unfiltered, the Global ...