How Jews observe Tisha B’Av in Rome, where the Arch of Titus commemorates the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem

This Tisha B’Av, I’ll be mourning for a different site of spiritual importance in Jerusalem

After the illustrators escaped the Nazis, Lewitt-Him brought their Eastern European sensibility to London, where they designed everything from propaganda posters to stamps

Forget her Israel gaffes and focus on her disinterest in observable reality, a troubling feature of her entitled generation

How the Jewish neoliberal éminence grise of Emmanuel Macron’s government became both Marine Le Pen’s perfect enemy and her accidental inspiration

How a grueling 56-mile ultramarathon in South Africa became a stage for racial reconciliation—and national belonging for immigrant Jews

The great author, who would have turned 119 this weekend, used and abused his Jewish friend Harold Loeb. Why did Loeb take it?

How I came to know one of the scientist’s love interests from the early days of the Weimar Republic

The lead author of the field guide to late 1960s and ’70s countercultural Judaism died last week