As a German Jew Raising a Family in America, I Did Not Sign Up for This
I usually am not in favor of Nazi analogies because such comparisons downplay the horrors of the era, but so many events over the last years seemed to echo the past.
Being a Black Jewish Woman in America on January 6
Jewish stories deserve to be taken seriously by social advocacy movements, and we deserve to live in peace.
Jamaal Bowman wants to be the bridge between his Jewish and Black constituents
Our guest this week is Congressman-elect Jamaal Bowman, one of the most surprising political stories of the year 2020.
SF Board of Supervisors welcomes first Jewish Latina, an immigrant from El Salvador
"I’ve been in community service my whole...this city was good to me and my family.”
Israeli of Ethiopian origin one of 2 Rhodes scholars bound for Oxford
Eden Amare Yitbarek, 23, studied at Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya as part of special program sponsoring youngsters from the community with leadership potential for BA degrees.
Defying the darkness with the light of peace
For Jews hailing from the Middle East and North Africa, the normalization of Morocco-Israel relations is a reminder of how far we’ve come in our history of struggle and persecution.
Darrell Blocker, who could lead Biden’s CIA, is a Black Jew known as a ‘spy whisperer’
If selected, he would be the agency’s first Black director — and the third Jewish one.
Israel prepares for Ethiopian Jewish holiday of Sigd under lockdown
Sigd - a unique Ethiopian Jewish holiday marking the deep connection between the Ethiopian Jewish community and Jerusalem - will be celebrated on Monday.
Ethiopian-Israeli Sisters Celebrate Heritage Through Art
Tigist Yoseph Ron and Hirut Yoseph channel their trauma and creativity into drawings, paintings, photography, fashion design, and other media.