How do you move past despair and resignation to find resilience and hope?

As Passover winds down, here’s hoping that your travel plans worked out better than those of one unfortunate Israeli man whose efforts to return to his home in Safir were foiled by Israel’s Sabbath-observing public transportation schedule, his own

Finally, someone has come along to anthropomorphize the seder plate — with attitude.

What happens when a yielding object meets a totally resistible force?

Is that a yarmulke on the guy Bob Dylan drew waiting for the IRT? Is the propeller he drew on the man’s beanie to be taken seriously, or is it a typically Dylanesque deflection?

The harm of virulent political rhetoric can't be "healed" with a call for solidarity, writes a Jewish journalist and book publisher.

Once upon a time, in another century, Benjamin Resnick weaved a fantasy of American Jewish life very different from the story he tells in “Next Stop,” his dystopian debut novel published on Tuesday. Young Benjamin was a kindergarten student, growing…

When we talk about ancient Indian Jewish communities, the focus is on the country’s west coast. That makes a lot of sense — that’s the part of India that’s closest to the Mediterranean, and so it has the most trading ties to Israel. And Cochin, home…

From Albert Einstein to Sigmund Freud, from Franklin Pierce to Menachem Begin, from Stephen Sondheim to Natan Sharansky, the upcoming auction from Lion Heart Autographs has a signed piece of history for all interests. But the true history-making…