László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel Hungarian novelist László Krasznahorkai, known for his dark and complex prose, has won the 2025 Nobel
Many smaller NYC congregations rent their space. As real estate prices soar, how do they find a home? As real estate prices continue to climb across New York City, smaller
In Boston, a klezmer musician is plotting a Jewish musical revolution Boston’s thriving arts scene is hearing a new beat, thanks to Nat Seelen, clarinetist and founder of the Boston
Fans at Barclays Center give warm reception to Hapoel Jerusalem Brooklyn’s Barclays Center turned blue and white on Saturday night as nearly 14,000 fans welcomed Hapoel Jerusalem B.C., which faced
13 ways to celebrate Sukkot 2025 in New York City As Sukkot 2025 begins on the evening of Monday, October 6, New York City is preparing for a week filled
Wildlife advocate, primate expert Jane Goodall dead at 91 Jane Goodall, the world-renowned primatologist and conservationist, has died at the age of 91. Goodall transformed science in the 1960s through
New York becomes latest experiment in subsidies for Jewish day school tuition Jewish day school tuition in New York can run as high as $27,000 for kindergarten, a barrier for
AnimaWings to launch Tel Aviv–Bucharest flights from October 5 Romanian carrier AnimaWings will begin direct service between Tel Aviv and Bucharest on October 5, 2025, marking its entry into the
Visit these 14 Jewish sites at Open House New York Weekend 2025 Every fall, Open House New York Weekend invites the public to explore hundreds of New York City’s most
