New crop of High Holidays children’s books take place in Uganda, Hong Kong and a Sephardic home This year’s High Holidays bring a fresh wave of Jewish children’s books that

Tatte Café and Bakery, the popular Israeli-inspired chain, is opening in New York New Yorkers with a love for Israeli flavors will soon have a new spot to enjoy. Tatte

Thinking differently to attract Jewish day school leaders to the profession Jewish day schools across North America are facing a leadership challenge: how to attract and retain the next generation

Opera about a unique Yiddish dictionary to have its world premiere A groundbreaking Yiddish opera has premiered in New York, bringing to life the legacy of Max Weinreich, the renowned

Where to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur in New York City in 2025 As the High Holidays approach, Jewish communities across New York City are preparing to welcome the

Ottawa police say knife attack on Jewish woman in her 70s was hate-motivated crime Ottawa police have confirmed that a recent knife attack on a Jewish woman in her 70s

Will federal security grants require synagogues to cooperate with ICE? Concerns are running high. Jewish communities across the U.S. are voicing concerns about the future of federal security grants. These

Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author Geraldine Brooks awarded Library of Congress American fiction award Geraldine Brooks, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Jewish author celebrated for her richly researched historical novels, has been awarded

Kinky Friedman has been gone a year, but his family’s summer camp lives on Echo Hill Ranch, the Jewish family summer camp founded by the parents of musician and humorist