After 12 years (first from 1996 to 1999, then continuously from 2009 to 2021) Benjamin Netanyahu is now the former Prime Minister of Israel, replaced
In this season of Sukkot –the festival of booths, of harvesting and gathering in –thousands of Kurds face displacement from their temporary homeland in Rojava,
Outrage has been growing at the United States Department of State’s website choosing to feature as its home slide for several days in October a
Acclaimed Ladino singer Sarah Aroeste opens up about her music, Sephardic culture and why she’s leading a Jewish heritage tour to Macedonia.
Global Torah explores the intersections of Jewish life, values and text with the practice of global service, social justice and international development.
Summer is in full swing and due to the fact that the Jewish calendar is solar-adjusted, it’s the time of year when we as Jews
A call for heads of Jewish organizations to commit their institutions to the Paris Accord has reached nearly 500 signers in defiance of Trump’s withdrawal.
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Robert Bank, CEO of AJWS, explains why he’s joining the Women’s March today in Washington, DC.
After 9 months of resistance at Standing Rock, a partial win: the Army Corps of Engineers has denied the permit to complete the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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