When kosher markets from Woodmere, New York, to Washington, D.C., began fielding requests for kosher-certified pomegranate syrup just before the 2003 High Holidays, it wasn’t

The 5th anniversary of my diagnosis with stage IV bladder cancer has just passed. I underwent six months of chemotherapy and extensive surgery, but today

On a chilly Seder evening, an unconventional holiday guest helps a family expand the mitzva of feeding the hungry to all creatures in need. The

The leftist (Jewish) media in France excoriated their preeminent philosopher for challenging the politically correct views of the intelligentsia. What was the big deal? When

Historians have long searched for clues to the Jewish past, but attention is now shifting to science, namely genetics, that might offer a tool to

This capital city is among Europe’s most enchanting, and its Jewish sights are arguably the continent’s best preserved, handsomest and most frequently visited. As the

Around the world, artists and architects are constructing symbols to the past in glass, steel and stone. With the opening of Germany’s national Memorial to

Witness to the founding of the state, the decision to settle beyond the green line and the recent disengagement, this octogenarian today looks back on