How the art of Ephraim Moses Lilien helped redefine the figure of a newly independent, fin de siècle Jewish female

Peter Beinart thinks Jews don’t need Zionism. That’s because he’s never needed it himself.

Charging people $7.50 a vote to save what we’ve already fought for

Israeli Jews and diaspora Jews: one people divided by a common tongue

A new book asks if the early Eastern European proponents of nationhood saw the future Jewish territorial unit in Palestine as a province within a multinational empire

A hopeful view of a shared future for a group of people who underwent displacement and persecution over generations? Sounds familiar.

On the 20th anniversary of her death: How the influential Jewish apostate to Christianity and self-described ‘Hebrew-Christian’ Paul Philip Levertoff influenced the art and activism of his daughter

Long before ‘Hamilton’ there was ‘King of the Jews,’ an Israeli production in which the Zionist visionary sings, dances, and even raps

Rather than reveling in nuance and complexity, we should tell ourselves a simple story of national and religious pride

OK, fine, it’s Sidney Blumenthal

Radio team tells stories of residents of Israel’s ubiquitous 48 Herzl St. address

Why American Jews should vote in the World Zionist Congress elections

The Austrian writer presented an ideal of what Europe might have been and might one day be

Available next week on your iPhone, it only deepens the divide between Israelis and Palestinians over the meaning of land

Have you heard how Bibi decorates his office?