In Israel, nothing says independence like family, a park and the smell of spicy kebabs, chicken hearts and skewers of marinated beef cooking on a mangal barbecue.

The Israeli chapter of the international Mensa organization has a very simple goal: to use its members’ brains and creativity to help themselves and the

Amid the ubiquitous bunches of chilies and Mexican- and Spanish-influenced architecture lies one of Southern California’s oldest Jewish communities.

Art photographer Adi Nes uses icons of Jewish legend and history to create images that are both social commentaries and personal reflections. The Abraham and

A haven, beacon, last stop and way station all in one, this European speck of land long hospitable to Jews resonates with history and power

The cycle of war seems broken at last in the capital of one of Europe’s youngest republics, a city once again charming visitors with its

As dusk fell over Jerusalem on a chilly January afternoon, Charissa Jaeger-Sanders and 47 other United Methodists from Florida lined up under towering pine trees

Jews have long played a central role in the commerce of this Belgian city. The community today, one of Europe’s most devout, still thrives. Except