
Soul Meets Body in Israel
American born dance teacher Chaya Lev shares how living in Israel has allowed her to joyfully embrace her intersectional identities.

Pumpkin Pie for Sigd: A Holiday Tale
Maddie has just moved to Israel and is excited to celebrate the Ethiopian Jewish holiday of Sigd with her new friend Orly. But what about her own favorite fall holiday, Thanksgiving? Will Maddie be able to celebrate it in her new country? She's determined to find out! Illustrated by Denise Damanti.

My Fellow Ethiopian Israelis: We Must Condemn Blackface, Not Excuse It
Blackface is not part of our history, and thus it is not our place to dismiss the pain that it causes to other Black Jews and to non-Jewish African Americans.

As an infant, she was airlifted to safety. Today she’s bringing Ethiopian culture alive in Tel Aviv.
This opportunity was really a turning point, providing a springboard where I could use my voice to represent my community and fill a gap in the knowledge of Jewish people globally — many of whom remain unaware of Israel’s Ethiopian Jewry,

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.

Hasidic rapper Nissim Black opens up about his creative process, spirituality and COVID recovery
Nissim Black is passionately, assuredly, confidently in love with God.

My mother downplayed her Indian Jewish heritage to fit in. As an adult, I’m learning to reclaim it.
I came to associate India as a place full of ghosts, lost children, deep faith, and unfinished stories.

Our Lady in Tehran
What are these two Israeli women doing in a Tehrani airport bathroom?

Rabbi Ezekiel Nissim Musleah, 92, captivating reader of Torah
When it came to chanting Torah, Rabbi Ezekiel Nissim Musleah was in a class by himself.