From the Hippie Trail to Handmade Carpets
This article recounts the story of a Jewish woman’s journey from the famed Hippie Trail of the 1970s to running a handmade carpet business.
Finding Judaism in an Ohio Town Without a Synagogue
A Jewish teen from Lancaster, Ohio, shares how they experience Judaism without a local synagogue.
The Synagogue in the Heart of the Delta: Exploring Jewish Culture in Rural Mississippi
In Cleveland, Mississippi, writer Lauren Rhoades explores the lasting legacy of a once-thriving Jewish community.
Shavuot 2025: A Zionist Holiday Reclaimed by Jews Who Resettled Israel
Shavuot commemorates the giving of the Torah and the harvest festival of first fruits in Israel.
Friends Actor Warns Jewish People 'The Cavalry Ain’t Coming' After Colorado Flamethrower Attack
Actor Michael Rapaport, known for his role in Friends, responded to a flamethrower attack at a pro-Israel rally in Colorado by warning that the Jewish community must not rely on external protection.
The Jewish Dealer Who Bought Art Hated by the Nazis – and Created One of the Greatest Collections Ever Seen
Heinz Berggruen, a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany, built one of the most impressive private art collections of the 20th century.
Jewish Tony Winner Ari'el Stachel and Actress Kiki Layne Are Engaged!
Tony Award-winning actor Ari'el Stachel and actress Kiki Layne announced their engagement via a playful Instagram video titled A Black and Jewish Love Story.
Is Jew/Not a Jew Anyone's Game?
In 1988, Al Franken, then a writer for Saturday Night Live, created a sketch titled Jew, Not a Jew, where contestants guessed celebrities' Jewish identity.
Tribeca Festival to Feature Films of Israeli and Jewish Interest
The Tribeca Festival, commencing on June 4 in Manhattan, showcases films of Israeli and Jewish significance.
A Monet Painting Inspired the Design of This Wedding Featuring Sikh and Jewish Traditions
An October wedding at Tranquility Farm beautifully blended Sikh and Jewish traditions.