"Jews remember! Jews write!” These were the dying words of Simon Dubnow, the great Jewish historian, murdered by a Gestapo officer on a Riga street in 1941.

One of the fiercest quarrels in the history of Jewish linguistics was between medieval Hebrew lexicographers.

At its most essential, the climate crisis is about the future of humanity.

Perhaps more than anything else, our long viral winter should remind us that existential challenges to our entire planet demand that nations work together.

The sisters only recently learned that their Hadassah connections spread across five generations.

Students at the Meir Shfeyah Youth Village are carefully assembling a takeout Shabbat dinner for Holocaust survivors in Israel.

My take on the Uri Buri dish evolved into a light, Asian-style creamy salmon entree with more subtle flavor notes—and sans the heat of jalapeños.

While a peaceful inauguration took place January 20 on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, the country is still reeling from the riots at the very same building.