Mia Faye Kreindler

Growing up with secular parents and without a religious foundation, Mia Faye Kreindler forged her own path towards Judaism.

New York artist Harriet Feigenbaun, says her memorial to those lost in the Holocaust has new significance during the Trump era.

A recent graduate of the University of Amsterdam remembers her time there as marked by antisemitic assumptions.

By: Mia Kreindler Oct 24, 2023

The journey of patrilineal Jews unfolds against the backdrop of a multifaceted intersection of Jewish and German identities.

We must not be overcome by fear and dystopian hyperbole.

Does advocacy journalism always toe the line of ethics?

Jan Böhmermann and the evolving nature of Journalism in the 21st Century.

Tatzpitaniyot, or "the lookouts," are the female majority Border Defense Corps within the Israeli Defense Force.

The place is always busy, and you are lucky if you can find a place to sit.

"Inflation has affected the way people shop" a farmer of Bulich Mushroom Farms from Catskill, NY says "I don't see as many people around."

Bazaar Rumi is giving Frankfurt's otherwise very conservative fashion scene a much-needed boost and new perspectives.

People in Frankfurt have gathered to take a stand against the rise of antisemitism

Germany's far-right party, the AfD, finished second in my country's elections; next time, we may not be so lucky.

Question and Answer with Dr. Ruth Zeifert author of "Nicht ganz Koscher"

Frankfurt is often called “Mainhattan,” a play on Manhattan, as it is Germany’s financial capital and the only city in Germany with skyscrapers.

“The road closures have created artificial traffic jams that are affecting the entire city.”