Menachem Kaiser is a Helen Zell Fellow at the University of Michigan, as well as a Wexner Graduate Fellow.
The answer defines moral views of resistance and martyrdom, and says more about the version of history being told than it does about Wittenberg himself
The Jerusalem neighborhood of Sanhedria Murchevet is beset by fears of a pedophile ring. Here’s what they need to consider.
The Torah-observant gentiles of the Hebrew Roots movement get circumcised, lay tefillin, and grow peyos
The reVILNA digital mapping project seeks to restore the lives that were lived before they became anonymous victims
The great Judean builder and his outsized ego are the subject of a monumental Israel Museum exhibit
Parents in a tight-knit neighborhood believe a pedophile ring is terrorizing children. What if it doesn’t exist?
Jerusalem’s Israel museum persuasively shows that Hasidism is not only, or even really, about religion
A Brooklyn writer, great-great-grandson of a revered Hasidic rebbe, travels to Hungary to see if he feels a connection to his iconic ancestor
An American Jew brings bagels back to Vilnius
