'Palestinian Yiddish: A Look at Yiddish in the Land of Israel Before 1948,' opens this week, shows how the old language survived in the new Israel - sometimes hiding in plain sight

'Rough Diamonds,' an Israeli-Belgian co-production, tells a tale of an Antwerp Hasidic family struggling to keep its business alive as it is drawn deeper into the underworld

On a new album dropping on April 20 to mark the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Maria Ka takes cues from electronica for songs inspired by feminism and anti-establishmentarianism

YIVO Institute and National Library of Israel make renowned author's papers available online after they were locked away by his widow for decades, inaccessible to researchers

Sites recognized include the oldest known in-situ Jewish burial ground in Europe; German president: Jewish history in Germany, both good and bad, goes far beyond Holocaust

Performer and educator Mikhl Yashinsky is bringing the 'always dying' language out of the yeshiva and back into the limelight

Intense, intellectual, immersive Jewish studies: Why the Ashkenazium is an increasingly attractive destination for an MA

Likely the 1st time newspaper has published in Yiddish; article addresses major deficiencies in Hasidic education system that leave students unprepared for life in the US

Eddy Portnoy, academic advisor and director of exhibitions at the YIVO Institute, gives beloved animated kid show’s theme a new Jewish spin

'Bupkis,' which will air on NBC’s Peacock streaming service, will reportedly reflect comedian’s self-deprecating sense of humor