Prof. Barry Scott Wimpfheimer has studied the Oral Law since he was 17; now he shares its story with an accessible, big picture view of its centrality to Judaism

Paris-raised and London-based musician Nimrod Borenstein's works have been performed globally, but only arrived here this year

Could I give up the only real holiday I knew when my new American Jewish school insisted it was Christmas?

Sotheby's auction of skullcap for $10,000 earlier this month sparks memories of a 1981 night when the Rat Pack turned a New Jersey Jewish day school into a swinging club

Aron Rosner accused of helping members of Lev Tahor nab kids and take them out of US; whereabouts of children still unknown

Prime minister says TV channels only covered tombstone of attorney general's father being damaged after alleged threats attributed to him, though it was discovered 10 days ago

Israel Prize-winner passes away after brief bout with cancer; won dozens of awards; works translated into 45 languages; was peace activist, supporter of two-state solution

Ex-naval intelligence specialist says US president's apparent disclosure of soldiers' identities could be a 'propaganda boom' if they were to fall captive