The steel magnate—son-in-law of the former president and once a symbol of post-Soviet nepotism—now advocates for the rule of law

The group has maintained an uneasy status quo despite losing key allies in Tehran, Damascus, and Cairo

Last week’s assassination of Hezbollah commander Hassan Laqqis in Beirut was a taste of what may come

A match a century in the making brings two tough, funny, liberated stars into glorious alignment

Sefi Rivlin, the iconic Israeli comedian who died earlier this month, revolutionized the country’s political scene

A newly published collection reminds that grotesque images of Jews were routinely mailed by ordinary people around the world

I’ve struggled for decades to feel comfortable in synagogue as a single woman. Wrapped in a silk prayer shawl, I finally felt at home.

Synagogues are full and kosher restaurants abound as liberal immigrants, Orthodox singles, and secular Jews come together

An ancient principle of Judaism, debated at length in the Oral Law, is that it is a sin to count Jews—or is it?