Pew finds American Jews split between backing Israel and liberal tendencies, while evangelicals overwhelmingly back administration's policies on Israel

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After spending 7 months with her relatives, Kali Spitzer returned home eager to teach others about indigenous culture through her passion, photography

Multiple nods for acting, composing and directing in theater's most prestigious awards ceremony

The unique document endorsed by former president Harry Truman has only been displayed in public four times before

SooJi Min-Maranda embraced Judaism in her 20s, but says people of color are still not fully welcomed by the community

The protagonist engages deeply with religion on the day-to-day ritual and lifestyle level -- something Jewish viewers might understand, and few 'Jewish' shows address

In her new book, 'I’m Not Really a Waitress,' Suzi Weiss-Fischmann talks about going from a childhood in communist Hungary to being globally recognized as the First Lady of Nails

'Diane Arbus: In the Beginning' provides a snapshot of the wealthy Jewish shutterbug who sympathized with the Big Apple's downtrodden, calling them 'aristocrats'

Slightly over half of American Jews are members of a place of worship, Gallup finds; among Christian worshipers, biggest drops are seen among Democrats and Hispanics