In 1995, Yona Malina – the son of survivors who fled from the Nazis – had barely been living in Israel for a year. The
Mazal tov, mazal tov from all of us at Jewschool to JDub Records founder and director Aaron Bisman and his lovely kallah, Amanda Pogany, on
Mark Oppenheimer, the author who recently gave us a brief history of the television bar mitzvah, has just published a book about the Jewish rite
Today is the 28th birthday of Israeli MIa Guy Hever. On August 17, 1997 Guy left his base in the Golan and vanished. He was
British academics responsible for last month’s Association of University Teachers (AUT) academic boycott against Israel vowed to continue their anti-Israel struggle despite the union’s decision
Ladies and Golems, I want to do a quick plug for a show coming up on June 5, here in New York. It’s called Telos
The Los Angeles Board of Rabbis and a new L.A.-based organization, Jewish World Watch, are calling for a minor fast this Thursday to bring attention
This is a vision of the future Arab state as set out by a $2m study by one of America’s most prestigious think-tanks. It’s a
Despite the first ever UJA GBLT Mission that was originally scheduled to coincide with this August’s World Pride and other acts of unity around the
Israeli actress Chana Laslau won best actress award at Cannes Film Festival, for her role in Amos Gitai’s film “Free Zone.” I dedicated this prize