Israeli cuisine is the all the rage in New York these days. But it’s missing one key ingredient: nationalism.

When I decided to physically transition from female to male, I didn’t consciously consider how my relationship to Judaism might change as a result

My youthful admiration for religious teachers, and my desire to please and even emulate them, ultimately helped me connect with myself as a Jewish adult

Episode 95: Jamie Kirchick on the end of Europe and Muslim comedian Negin Farsad on making jokes in the Trump era

Why Harvard commencement speaker Mark Zuckerberg is America’s Public Enemy No. 1

Confusion, shame, hope, eviction, love, ping-pong, and good posters in the Hebron hills

The Jewish Museum’s current show gives viewers a second chance to ‘see her light,’ and to see the socialite and troubled daughter behind the art

Rokhl’s Golden City: Bringing Yiddish children to life, while 1970s New York drops dead

A descendant of the New York School brings cantorial poetics to his new collection, ‘In Memory of an Angel’