Arts & Culture
Is D.C. Ready for Bagels from Queens?
Hannah Docter-Loeb
Do bagel lovers in the Washington area think what comes out of New York is so superior that they’ll flock to eateries where...
The new Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum believes the past needs input...
It’s home. It’s staying put. And the modest, 1876-era, red-brick building that began its existence as Adas Israel Congregation — which has been moved...
Swiss historical drama ‘Labyrinth of Peace’ shatters the myth of Switzerland’s neutrality in WWII
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By Debra Nussbaum Cohen
It’s Switzerland in 1945 and the war has just ended. A group of deeply traumatized, ragged-looking...
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Nation and World
Israeli university promotes inclusion, diversity with unusual approach
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By Elana Sztokman
Tal Levine is the first person in her family to go to college. Her mother, a child...
Traumatized Israelis living near Gaza turn to unusual source for help
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By Elana Sztokman
SDEROT, Israel — Whenever Efraim Rozenfeld hears a plane flying overhead, his body tenses up.
The 52-year-old father of seven and grandfather...
7 ways to offer support and Jewish strength to friends or loved ones facing...
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By Suzanne Kurtz Sloan
When Shoshana Polakoff, 40, received an unexpected breast cancer diagnosis three years ago, the mother of three young children...
Last Word
Rabbi Marc Israel on Being Pro-Israel
Rabbi Marc Israel got his first taste of AIPAC when he was 17. And for the next 35 years, Israel was an AIPAC man...
Rabbi David Wolkenfeld Brings Continuity and Change to Ohev Sholom
Rabbi David Wolkenfeld and Rabbanit Sara Wolkenfeld are settling into their new home, as this summer he became Ohev Sholom Congregation’s rabbi and she...
Robin Hettleman Weinberg’s Path to the Presidency
How does someone become a “community person” — one of those perpetually busy people who attends a lot of meetings and is deeply involved...
