Sabra parents in numerous American cities have started after-school courses focusing on Hebrew language and cultural connection, offering an alternative to synagogues

The famed directors' most overtly Jewish work is a tragicomedy said to be loosely based on the Book of Job, and lampoons both the clergy and American Jewry as a whole

This summer, the liberal Zionist group brought 28 young American Jews to Israel and the West Bank. Now, those students want to impact the 2020 political campaigns

From Gallipoli, Italy, to the holy city of Safed, Rabbi Daniel Bortz documents his travels with an eye towards spreading spirituality and mindfulness among his 26k followers

Lacey Schwartz Delgado's dual identities as an African-American and New York Jew inform her documentary, 'Little White Lie,' and her current work with youth via Be'chol Lashon

Sackler family, whose company Purdue Pharma has been blamed in opioid epidemic, gave over $60 million to universities around the world, donations now seen as blood money by some

A month by month review of the stories that had a major impact on both Jews and the general population in the US, Canada, and Mexico

FROM OUR PARTNER: As I close 26 years at the Jewish Week, I see too much disconnect between people of varied beliefs; we need to discover the goodness in each other

Council members in two NJ cities use the pejorative in government forums this month alone, causing a Jewish attorney to sever professional ties with Trenton

For many American Jews the summer retreats are key experiences fostering lifelong connections. One man began a decades-long friendship with a music icon, and wrote a book about it