In 'What’s So Funny?' the Jewish son of Eastern European immigrants talks about growing up in New York, defying his parents' expectations and finding inspiration in everyday life

Touring Romania-Ukraine border region, FM says country could be 'much more generous'; Labor MK Kariv: Entry cap put in place due to 'nationalist ideology'

Interior Minister Shaked orders all waiting refugees be moved to hotel, after footage shows people massed in a closed terminal for lengthy periods without basic provisions

PM vows state will not make same 'mistakes' made with previous immigration waves, as footage circulates of refugees held for days at Ben Gurion Airport without basic necessities

In 'Witness,' playing through January 23, the Arlekin Players take their performance online, combining tech elements to transport viewers back to the ill-fated MS St. Louis in 1939

Sigal Chattah rose to prominence in the US for her anti-COVID restriction advocacy; now she's promoting Israeli pride - so she and her fellow expats won't have to go back to Israel

Through April 2022, 'Nothing To Do But Try' at NYC's Museum of Jewish Heritage showcases the artist's overlooked early work, created in the immediate aftermath of the genocide

As the retired lieutenant colonel releases 'Here, Right Matters: An American Story,' he discusses growing up as a Ukrainian Jewish immigrant and the values that led him to testify

A 4K restoration of 'Crossing Delancey' director Joan Micklin Silver's 1975 career debut, about Jewish immigrants assimilating in NYC, is now in select theaters and streaming

New York Times bestselling author Julie Metz details a never-told family history uncovered after her mother's death through painstaking research, in her new book 'Eva and Eve'