Celebrating the Diaspora Although much of Jewish history mourns the diaspora and the Jewish people’s disbursement to the four corners of the earth, one literary

Rachel and Itai met in college. She was a senior at a Florida university; he was an Israeli shaliah who came to the campus to talk about

Twenty-one-year-old Alyssa Tanz of Toronto is busy shoveling aged manure from her wheelbarrow onto the ground, forming a circle of natural fertilizer around the base

Overcome with excitement, Shula Apple stood at the altar in the chapel of Our Lady of Sion convent in the Ein Kerem neighborhood of Jerusalem.

It is the night of Yom Kippur. After Kol Nidrei services, busy, bustling Emek Refaim Street in Jerusalem’s upscale German Colony, famous for its trendy cafés, is

In Memoriam, In Israel The next time you are in Israel, be sure to make a detour to the entrance of Jerusalem’s Arazim Park to

Its route meanders past war memorials and ancient ruins; through rivers, over desert sand dunes and up mountainous terrain. Its 584 miles of marked trails

In a hidden corridor, tucked away between two nondescript buildings on Tel Aviv’s Ben Yehuda Street, is a striking procession of larger-than-life painted aluminum figures.