18th century Sulzbacher Torah survived the Kristallnacht pogrom in 1938, found faded due to 'ravages of time' after abandoned until 2015

Decorative pieces, made of silver and attributed to artisan Elimelekh Tzoref of Stanislav, are among 68-item trove from the Sassoon family to be sold by Sotheby's

Hundreds of Jews dance down the main street of Freiburg im Breisgau that was once named after the Nazi leader, as they welcome the sacred scroll

A doctoral candidate discovers Jewish manuscripts said to have been purchased from souvenir dealer for about $25 by a Catholic priest while on a visit to Israel in the 1960s

Price for exquisitely made 17th-century finials, made to adorn the top handles of Torah scrolls, reflect their 'rarity, beauty, craftsmanship,' says curator

Online Jewish library Sefaria is trying to get new graphic approved to reach more young people, give scholarship a friendlier face

Revised indictment adds 4 charges to the previous 109 against gunman John Earnest; Poway synagogue to dedicate Torah scroll in memory of victim Lori Gilbert-Kaye