Andy Corren pulls no punches as he marks the passing of his mother, Renay, in Texas: 'A bawdy, rowdy life lived large, broke and loud'

As a new adaptation of 'Abraham's Land' streams online through Dec. 12, Palestinian artistic collaborators from the original and current productions have withdrawn support

In a Boston suburb that recently began taking steps to make Jewish residents feel more accepted, some say the slip-up wouldn't have occurred if their community had been consulted

Suing American Airlines, Roberto and Elana Birman say they were taken off plane in August after they said they wouldn't place tallit bag under seat

'Just for Us,' which opens off-Broadway on Dec. 8, discusses navigating life in a mostly non-Jewish America; the central story is about attending a white nationalist meeting in NYC

Demand has skyrocketed as couples schedule nuptials that were on hold due to restrictions or health concerns, putting a strain on everyone, from rabbis to caterers and vendors

Where there isn't a synagogue for hundreds of miles around, some people drive hours to attend service, and congregations are like families - you only get one

Heads of Broward County Jewish organization pen letter to social media giant criticizing rejection of post as a 'calamitous consequence of your effort to curb hate speech'

Governor Kathy Hochul condemns 'disturbing act,' says 'Jewish New Yorkers should be able to celebrate Hanukkah without being subjected to acts of antisemitic hate'

As a gay married father of two, Idan Roll leads a life that has much in common with liberal ideals, but he strives to promote Israel's relationship with the US on its own merits