By making a child the guide to such horrific regions, I hoped this book could enact any number of ways in which the Holocaust make children of us.

The guest speaker at the recent Ribalow awards ceremony delivered a thoughtful speech in honor of his friend, Jim Shepard.

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Hadassah-trained obstetrician Dr. Yuval Gielchinsky established Hadassah’s Center for Fetal Medicine five years ago.

Each book, each writer, each reader, is part of a greater whole—the creation of a culture and tradition of our own making, linked to what came before.

When you work as a team, you can’t help but be culturally sensitive to your colleagues.

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A-Wa, Dudu Tassa and others are part of a trend of Israeli artists with family roots in the Arab world singing in Arabic.