Israeli filmmaker Sharon Pais is transforming Holocaust survivors' most treasured possessions into short animated documentaries, using their own voices to connect younger generations with memories at risk of disappearing; from a child's lock of hair carried through Auschwitz to a wedding photograph hidden in a sock, each object holds a story of loss, survival and love

An Israeli Orthodox Jewish scholar spent 14 years studying Amish women in Pennsylvania, uncovering striking parallels with ultra-Orthodox Jewish life and forging lasting friendships that transformed her research and her life

Chabad emissaries near Place de la République describe being trapped as violent protests swept through the French capital, leaving cars burned and businesses ransacked; despite the destruction, local rabbis say opportunistic looters targeted Jewish and non-Jewish shops alike

Security footage shows a woman approaching the visibly Jewish man from behind in Manhattan's Diamond District and striking him with an object believed to be a needle or syringe; the victim was hospitalized in stable condition as police searched for the suspect

Abraham reaches the Promised Land only to face famine; Psalm 105 and philosopher Søren Kierkegaard explore the gap between hindsight and decisions made in uncertainty, offering business leaders a lesson in when to persevere and when to change course

After years without dedicated training for women, Tzohar partners with Migdal Oz to train female kosher supervisors, who will take the Chief Rabbinate's exam before joining five women already working in its certification system