The Shefa School, designed for kids with learning disabilities, welcomes its students to a new $100M Upper West Side campus
JTA reports on the opening of a $100 million campus for the Shefa School, a unique educational institution designed for students with learning disabilities.
German President mourns Greek Jews killed in Holocaust at site of new Thessaloniki museum
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier recently paid homage to Greek Jews who perished in the Holocaust during a commemorative visit to Thessaloniki, Greece.
London has become a top destination of choice for Israeli companies
Jewish News reports on the increasing appeal of London for Israeli companies.
What makes chopped liver so special
This article from My Jewish Learning delves into the cultural significance of chopped liver in Jewish cuisine.
We went from browsing listings in Dalkey to wondering if our Jewish-Irish family could feel safe in Ireland
Amid rising antisemitism globally, a Jewish-Irish family in Ireland grapples with a newfound sense of insecurity in their homeland.
Rachel Bloom's new Netflix special is an inherently Jewish exploration of mortality
Kveller reviews Rachel Bloom’s latest Netflix special, which tackles the universal theme of mortality through a uniquely Jewish lens.
Londoners fearful as social tensions rise amid global conflicts
This BBC article explores the rising social tensions among London communities as global conflicts intensify.
Streetwise Jewish Monster from Brooklyn
Tablet Magazine explores the colourful life of a “streetwise Jewish monster” from Brooklyn, a character who defies traditional stereotypes with humour and grit.
Is it possible to be a happy gay Jew?
This piece from LGBTQ Nation explores the intersection of Jewish and LGBTQ+ identities.
Fully accessible playground opens in London, organizers say it’s the first of its kind
A pioneering fully accessible playground has opened in London, offering an inclusive space for children with varying abilities.