Michael Freund, working for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in 1997, responded to a letter from a community in Manipur, India, claiming to be a lost tribe o...

Matthew Fishbane explores the concept and cultural implications of Burning Man Israel, drawing parallels between its origins in the American desert and its m...

As the population of Holocaust survivors ages, the challenges they face become increasingly nuanced and dire, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive ...

Shay Azoulay's cleverly devised hoax, involving a fictional science fiction writer named Jacob Wallenstein, is both a tribute to and a commentary on the scie...

Jacobo Timerman's memoir, "Prisoner Without a Name, Cell Without a Number," serves as a profound reflection on his harrowing experiences during Argentina's D...

Matthew Fishbane reflects on Roger Kahn's 1972 work "The Boys of Summer," a poignant narrative that intertwines the legacy of baseball with themes of Jewish ...

Isaac Asimov's Foundation Series, first published in the 1950s, delves into the ambitious narrative of a secluded group of Encyclopedists tasked with preserv...

Agnieszka Haska, a cultural anthropologist and science fiction writer in Warsaw, has a deep interest in the historical layers of the city, especially focusin...

In Uganda, Rabbi Gershom Sizomu, leader of the Abayudaya Jewish community, lost a petition challenging alleged vote-rigging and voter intimidation during his...

In Uganda, during election time, President Yoweri Museveni is running for another term with extensive advertising promoting his achievements. In the midst of...