Algerian Jewish Holocaust Survivors Now Eligible For Compensation

A Survivor Who Worked Tirelessly So Shoah Memories Could Live On

Editorials

This Navy Commander Organized A Seder On An Aircraft Carrier. Now She’s Running For Congress.

Once Again With Poland: Whose Holocaust Is This?

Opinion In wake of controversial Shoah law, rewriting history.

The Shoah’s Long Shadow

Editorial

Shining A Light On Diabetes Treatment

Rambam, Technion faculties hoping optic filter can reduce retina damage.

Everyone Loved This French-Muslim Singer’s Leonard Cohen Cover. Then They Read Her Facebook Posts.

1,800-Year-Old Roman Mosaic Uncovered In Israeli Park ‘Of Rare High Quality’

Attacking The Spread Of Cancer Cells

Enzyme identified by Bar-Ilan researcher seen as No. 1 scientific breakthrough of 2017 in Israel.

Jewish Law’s Positive View On Contraception

Opinion

Autism, Parenting And Our Pets

The New Normal A mom parenting a young adult with autism embraces a new family addition—rescue dogs.

The Sons (Of Jacob) Also Rise

Inside the mystery of the massive portraits of the biblical patriarch and his 12 sons at the Frick.

Teen Tikkun Olam Group Helps Out In Houston

Westchester J-Teen members spend four days helping hurricane-ravaged city rebuild.

The Holiness Of Healing

Shabbat Shekalim / Mishpatim

How Steven Met Mira

Matchmaker

Gal Gadot To Voice Herself On ‘The Simpsons’

Was This The Super Bowl’s Best Ad?

Paul Simon Says His Upcoming Tour Will Be His Last

Masking Sexism With Piety

JOFA Blog Why it was wrong to prevent female journalist from covering VP Mike Pence’s visit to the Kotel.

Sam Bloch, Shoah Survivor Devoted To Remembrance, Dies At 93

‘We cherish our lives; they were so hard won,’ the writer, linguist and Jewish communal leader once said.

Orthodox Rabbi Survey Shows Moderate Pay, But Few Benefits

Majority of spiritual leaders do not receive health, life or disability insurance.

Five years in, Project Rozana makes Mideast politics personal.

‘Now I live in a ghetto,’ says a longtime resident as neighborhood changes.

Jewish, Muslim Musicians: We’ll Always Have Tashkent

NYC Jewish-y Events, February 9 – 18

David Yazbek Live, Frank London and John Zorn Residencies and more!

Can I fight against the pervasiveness of women in traditionally feminine activities, while actually preferring those ‘feminine’ activities myself?

Celebrate Jewish Disability Awareness & Inclusion Month In Your Synagogue

The New Normal Great ways to support inclusion during JDAIM–and through the year.

Know An Activist, Educator, Artist, Change-Maker Shaping NY Jewish Life?

Nominate them for the Jewish Week 36 Under 36!

How Can I convey King’s Message To My Students During Black History Month?

They, too, have a dream — in English.

Youngest Schindler’s List Survivor Still Telling Her Story

Addresses UN after International Holocaust Remembrance Day.