At NY's Morgan Library and Museum through June, intricate manuscripts dating from the Middle Ages until today show how famine and a refugee led to the rise of the House of David

Photojournalists Rina Castelnuovo and Jim Hollander turned to colleagues around the globe for The Lonka Project, which has been featured as 2-week exhibit at the United Nations

Sarah Ayal took photos as part of her governmental work, but never had them displayed until her granddaughter got to work

Sarah Muchtar shares the stark realities of hanging on after a traumatic loss in 'By a Thread,' an exhibit at the Wolfson Museum in Jerusalem

On exhibit in London through January 25, the works of Josef Herman, whose family perished in the Warsaw Ghetto, focus on the old country before shifting to the British proletariat

Catch an Argentinian-Jewish cowboy, a murderer, tattooed Jews and more in 'Jew,' by John Offenbach, the center of a new exhibit at London's Jewish Museum through April

Near Washington Square Park through November 24, a living memorial dedicated to a 2,000-year-old Jewish community is manned by a spitfire nonagenarian survivor

The Colmar Treasure, displayed till January 20, reveals intimate glimpse of 14th-century French Jews who, after stashing their gems in a house wall, died of plague or persecution

A new permanent gallery in the Rothschild home offers a public glimpse at its former owners' opulence -- and their role in helping Israel and saving young European Jews in WWII

'New York Fashion Rediscovered' spotlights treasure trove of photographs of designers and supermodels discovered on a New York City sidewalk