The first account no longer merely becomes the first draft of history. Increasingly, it becomes the final draft.

Americans for Ben-Gurion University’s Philadelphia and Delaware Chapters co-sponsored the Founders and Friends Dinner Party ...

The Israeli premier held back-to-back Washington meetings with the U.S. defense chief, four senators, AIPAC and evangelical ...

Pennsylvania’s Nonprofit Security Grant Program distributed $10.7 million to synagogues, churches and other institutions in ...

After a rabbi transition that took over a year, Congregation Beth Tikvah is settling in with its new spiritual leader, Rabbi ...

Americans rightly want leaders who speak plainly. Plain English is a virtue. Authenticity is a virtue. Carelessness is not.

Rabbi Isser Brikman in the big room that will be used for Shabbat and other services in the Chabad of Cherry Hill West’s new ...

The Jewish America 250 celebration at Congregation Mikveh Israel in Old City on July 26 was a success, according to event ...

By Dinah Bucholz An octogenarian professor may seem like an unlikely warrior, but Edward Beck has been fighting Jew hatred ...

Colombia, the world’s second most populous Spanish-speaking nation after Mexico, has little in common with landlocked Slovenia, the second-smallest of the six republics that once comprised Yugoslavia.

Har Zion day campers beat the heat with a special visit by local heroes from the Belmont Hills Fire Company and the Lower ...

Yiddish Glory’s new album, resurrecting music from witnesses of the Holocaust, follows a Grammy-nominated debut album.