After centuries of Jewish life in Barbados, the historic synagogue is beautifully restored—but the community itself faces an uncertain future

Since I came out as transgender, I’ve never felt more Jewish

Jewish summer camps offer kids a unique linguistic landscape

Europe’s refugee crisis has revived interest among Scandinavians in their nations’ legacies during WWII and overturned some long-held beliefs about their history

And focus on ending our humanitarian disaster at the border

Bijan Djir-Sara came to Germany from Iran at 11 and has become one of the Bundestag’s leading opponents of BDS and champions of the Jewish state

A former Israeli spy describes his life and work in the 1960s and ’70s

A British judge is forcing a disabled woman to have an abortion. As the son of a disabled woman, I can tell you: The decision is evil.

When the voice of a generation became the man of a thousand masks, and what we—and he—lost