Jews and Muslims love the Iranian rice dish in equal measure. Could the food be a kickoff to long-lasting peace?
Every Friday night, khoresh—a stew that can be made in many ways—reigns supreme on Shabbat dinner tables
The horror and hope undergirding Jewish life in post-Revolution Iran
From Tabriz to Albany, Anna Kaplan has arrived as a rising name in politics
Recent protests in Iran join a long history of what today would be known as activism
The news rattles the Iranian Jewish community worldwide
Iran Week: Watching a 3,000-year history come to an end in Persia
NPR and the New York Times highlight two dwindling communities
First time the literary honor has been awarded to a non-Israel resident
Yosef Hamadani Cohen led Iran’s Jewish community since 1994
Asking whether Jews in Iran are really free to celebrate
$400,000 unexpectedly delivered to the Dr. Sapir Hospital and Charity Center
The first-ever Farsi-language history book about the Holocaust comes out just as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad leaves office
Shahs of Sunset, Bravo’s latest Hobbesian experiment on the lives of the nouveau riche, is a fascinating piece of television—in spite of itself
As tension between the two countries escalates
Iranian, American, Jewish: Reflections on a complicated life
Charles London traveled the world and found a brand of Judaism he could embrace
Iranian Jewish writer Roya Hakakian, who fled to the U.S. in 1985, sees hope in the current chaos