A vitriolic medieval manuscript illuminates how Google is destroying the act of reading
American with Spanish-Jewish heritage wanted to visit the Andalusian city
A plaintive Gypsy song, possibly of Ladino origin, is hybridized and reinterpreted, then viewed on the Internet, where roots and homelands blur
Three rare medieval Hebrew Bibles on display at the Metropolitan Museum in New York reveal the affinity between Sephardic and Islamic texts
Jacqueline Osherow’s latest collection, Whitethorn, offers poems engaged at once with the literature of the Jewish past and the landscape of the American present
The Ground Zero Islamic center was named for a period in Spanish-Muslim history that some call a golden age of tolerance
Two musicians find inspiration in the idea of Jews and non-Jews living side-by-side
