Stony-faced and Silent The heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising live again in a pantomime performance by six Israeli actors, members of the theater group
There is movement afoot in Russia’s evolving Jewish scene, change that could signal more liberal religious opportunities for the region’s Jews. In the heart of
By all accounts, Israel’s Western Galilee region, close to the border with Lebanon, should be underdeveloped and poverty-stricken. Thanks to Stef Wertheimer and his innovative
One of the most popular features of Hadassah Magazine is the monthly “Jewish Traveler” column. The last collection of the columns in book form, published in 1994,
Synagogue, State, School Hollywood, Florida, is now home to the Ben Gamla Charter School (www.bengamlacharter.org), one of America’s first taxpayer-funded educational institutions with a Jewish
Nonfiction The Years of Extermination: Nazi Germany and the Jews, 1939-1945 by Saul Friedländer. (Harper- Collins, 870 pp. $39.95) Readers should not be put off by