Once a bastion for strictly observant women, Jewish ritual baths are reaching out beyond the Orthodox

Russian-American Jews get the 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue treatment

How Dan Senor became the GOP candidate’s key emissary to Israel’s intelligentsia and the Washington policy scene

Reparations for 80,000 more Holocaust victims from former Soviet bloc

Gerald Molen, the Oscar-winning producer behind Schindler’s List, is adding an anti-Obama film to his résumé

Ken Feinberg oversaw funds for victims of Sept. 11 and the BP Spill. But he can’t fix the Middle East crisis.

And Berman will have another chance at Sherman (Oaks)

As Dianne Feinstein accepts its endorsement, the liberal Israel advocacy group gets the gravitas it craves

Admired or reviled—but never ignored—how has Peter Beinart created a firestorm with well-worn ideas about Israel and American Jews?

Blogger and author Meg Keene tackles the messy reality of wedding planning, from dealing with toxic relatives to facing terminal illness

Pregnancies are fertile ground for superstition, especially for those who assume their traditions and lucky charms are based in Jewish law

Will Romney’s decisive victory in Florida smoke them out?

A review of 175 major Jewish Republican donors shows that many who gave in the 2008 primary have yet to pony up for a GOP candidate. Why the wait?

Florida’s Falics have provided half of Bibi’s donations

At ‘Atlantic’ forum, former Mideast envoy disowns responsibility for failure