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Orphaned by Auschwitz, he devoted his life to documenting the Nazis’ crimes
Curaçao’s Didi Gregorius can count the island’s Jews among his fans
The paparazzi may have just taught us a lesson in Halakha
What the NFL’s protesters can learn from the ancient ‘aleinu’ prayer.
The Milken Archive of Jewish Music’s Selichot service offers glorious cantorial music online
At a special, six-course dinner at the Hungarian Consulate, Yossi Elad married the flavors of Jerusalem with the foods of his youth
A new revival of Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish classic ‘God of Vengeance’ is both timely and timeless
Spielberg’s classic emptied beaches in 1975, but does it still scare?
‘Schindler’s List’ is a story of redemption—for both the film’s protagonist and its director
Spielberg’s 1977 sci-fi epic is loaded with portents, but what do they mean?
The 1997 film looks back to the biblical Exodus and ahead to Abraham Lincoln
Viewing Spielberg’s 1993 sci-fi classic through the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s lens
Spielberg’s WWII epic alludes to Abraham Lincoln and Abraham the patriarch
Indiana Jones kicks off Spielberg retrospective at Museum of Jewish Heritage
Reflections on a vexed relationship
Recaptured prewar Poland with vivid memories and brilliant canvasses
Filmmakers reinterpret the 5th commandment
And makes an observer proud to be an American, where there’s church-state separation
