For one of Israel’s foremost masters of traditional Chinese landscape painting, art is anything but local. Instead, inspiration comes from memories of a happy Asian

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Against all odds—and largely on its own—a group of Christian-born Guatemalans has found its way to Judaism. Fortunately for them, a Brazilian-born rabbi from Kansas

Werner Reich did not speak about the Holocaust until about 12 years ago, sometime before his first grandchild, Ben, was born. Reich felt he had

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Increasingly, the United States media is trimming its presence in the Jewish state, andthat means a dearth of nuanced reporting that appeals to American audiences.