In one cartoon titled “Oy!” a jar labeled “Grandma Yetta’s Gefilte Fish” shows an elderly woman shrugging as she says, “What’s in it? Don’t ask.”

The concept of tzedek, justice, “is part of what I am, just as being a woman is part of what I am,” noted the famed jurist.

Tevye, Golde and their five daughters are back on Broadway in this stellar revival. Danny Burstein shines as the fabled dairyman.

Though Isaac Mizrahi is best known for fashion, he has also directed and narrated a children’s production of Peter and the Wolf at the Solomon

Trying to engage young Jews through surfing, in New York and Puerto Rico.

The lyricist's innately cheerful attitude befits the man who, with composer Jerry Bock, gave voice to the soul of Tevye the milkman.

Young volunteers from around the world are coming to Mumbai to work with their Indian Jewish peers toward a quintessentially Jewish goal: feeding the hungry—literally, emotionally and educationally.

The stories of b’nei anousim—descendents of Jews forced to live as Christians in Spain and Portugal—are anguished, joyous, passionate and soul-filling.