The article discusses the political and ethical controversy surrounding the Trump administration's recent arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activis...

The story of Etta Shiber and Kate Bonnefous, two middle-aged women in Nazi-occupied Paris, is revisited in Matthew Goodman's 'Paris Undercover,' which reveal...

The article examines the alarming trend of far-right extremism mainstreaming into American politics. It highlights the increasing visibility of extremist rhe...

Celebrating The New Yorker's centennial, this piece explores its significant engagement with Jewish themes and contributors. From its early WASP-oriented ton...

Jonathan Rauch, a Jewish atheist journalist, critiques the relationship between evangelical Christianity and American democracy in his book, "Cross Purposes:...

Marian Turski, a prominent Polish journalist, historian, and Holocaust survivor, passed away at 98. Turski was instrumental in the founding of Poland's POLIN...

The release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas continues to evoke strong emotions among Jewish communities worldwide, particularly after three male hostages w...

In his book "Paradise Bronx," Ian Frazier offers a nuanced history of the Bronx's Jewish community, exploring its rise and decline during the 20th century. T...

Donald Trump's proposal to relocate Palestinians from Gaza and reimagine the region as the "Riviera of the Middle East" underscores his unconventional, disru...

Senator Ron Wyden, a Jewish Democrat from Oregon, emphasizes the need for Democrats to harness 'chutzpah,' defined as moral courage, to counteract the polici...