From Moses and the tribes of Gad and Reuben to modern organizations, the great leadership test is remembering what was meant to serve the journey, and what the journey itself is

Ambassador Hillel Newman writes in The Australian that anti-Zionism has become a socially acceptable mask for antisemitism, saying street protests against Israel are ‘not legitimate criticism’ but ‘pure antisemitic hatred’

Unpublished letters, a deep friendship with Primo Levi, conversations with Albert Camus and Allen Ginsberg’s original ‘Kaddish’ manuscript reveal a new portrait of Wiesel, the Nobel laureate who stood at the center of Jewish and world culture after the Holocaust

São Paulo’s Catavento Museum hosts 'They Gave Us Hope Again,' an exhibition tracing the survival of Jewish infants born at Kaufering in the final months of World War II

Schwidler House in Reykjavik will serve Iceland’s small Jewish community and thousands of Jewish tourists each year, with a synagogue, kosher shop, cultural programming and an exhibition tracing more than a century of Jewish life on the island

Legislation would create Italy’s first formal process to return art and cultural property looted under Fascist and Nazi persecution