Life is complex and rarely one-dimensional. Our greatest mistakes occur when we oversimplify complex issues. If our personal lives are complex, history is even more

Connection comes in crisis Entranced, I watch the explosions on TV Streets I saw many years ago Countless times in my first few years; once

As the Russian onslaught of Ukraine raged, the Jewish community along the Jersey Shore gathered to offer prayer and support and hear harrowing stories of

(VINnews) Natan Sharansky, famed Israeli politician and former Soviet prisoner, spoke at a sheva brachot gathering in honor of Benaya and Neta Dickstein. Benaya’s parents,

Ask anyone from Kyiv about the puppet theater on Shota Rustaveli Street. An architectural icon, the building is one of the most elegant and impressive

The United States has long provided a safe haven for people from around the world wishing to escape oppression, participate in our economy, or just

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Bris Avrohom in Hillside has partnered with the Jewish community in Zhytomyr, Ukraine, over the past 15 years, providing assistance in building the community, its

Tal Friedman is one of the few comic geniuses in the Jewish state (ok, I’m not being entirely objective here). He was best known for

Eighty-four years ago, on March 12, 1938, Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany. In January 1933, Germany’s Jews were already under the grip of Nazism

In July of last year, Allison Josephs, known to many as “Jew in the City,” heard in passing that the Muslim Public Affairs Council had