In the brutal winter of 1921, two British soldiers posed knee-deep in snow for a photograph at the Western Wall. Clearly visible on a massive

This lively city on Turkey’s west coast has afforded opportunity to Jews since their arrival in the 16th century. The close-knit Sefardic community remains prosperous

Motorcycles in Israel are not new, but the culture around them continues to evolve, attracting a colorful and diverse group of men and women—even children.

Change is never easy. For kibbutzniks at Gesher Haziv, change meant saying goodbye to communal dining and adjusting to food shopping and cooking at home.

Armenians and Jews share an ancient reverence for the written word, and literary links between the two peoples go back to the Bible and the

This desert town teems with delights for the tourist, from geological wonders to extreme sports, ecotourism and frequent camel sightings. Laden with precious frankincense and

Symbols of Jewish influence appear throughout this Mediterranean nation, from menoras etched in catacombs to Torah scrolls and ‘harosett’ in Last Supper tableaux. Yachts gleam