After the number of Jews dwindled to roughly 6,000 from a peak of 25,000 in the '90s, denomination and ethnicity are not dividing lines and most people know each other by name

Jewish leaders describe delicate balance between government steps to halt COVID-19 and religious observance, even as citizens wait out shutdowns and shortages

A crippled economy and decrease in security has led to an exodus which has seen more well-to-do families settling in Florida, paving the way for a growing Latin-Jewish community

After 44 years as chief rabbi, Pynchas Brener is ready for a new career in diplomacy. But so far, Jerusalem recognizes him only as interim leader Guaido's 'special representative'

After outcry, Catherine Fulop apologizes for saying Jews were 'the fierce torturers of their own people' in interview on Holocaust Remembrance Day

From a height of 25,000 members in the 1990s, the generations-old Jewish community is down to about 6,000 as the country's political and economic situation reaches a boiling point

Red-haired tornado of energy Joanna Hausmann likes to explore how puzzled Americans are when she says she's Latina