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We’re incredibly grateful to Yiscah for sharing this excerpt from her forthcoming book, 40 Years in the Wilderness: My Journey to ...

My last year has been full of change: I got married. My husband got a new job, out of state. ...

“Eastern Europe’s outcast, Belarus lies at the edge of the region and seems determined to avoid integration with the rest ...

A few days ago, I ran across an article asking a rabbi what a person could do instead of going ...

I was in Vienna earlier this month to talk about my book and to show the documentary film I made at the U.S. Embassy’s ...

According to education theorist Rudine Simms Bishop, fiction should serve as both a mirror and a window. That is, books ...

With very few exceptions, the story of American popular music in the last five decades is largely a story of ...

Here in New York, the temperature is eking up into the 70s, and after continuous blizzards this winter, I couldn’t ...

Two years ago a number of parents in my community approached me for assistance. Their daughters would all become b’not ...

I feel extremely fortunate to have been able to tell this very dramatic, and heretofore almost completely unknown, Holocaust rescue ...

I am a lover of stories and often find myself drifting into worlds outside my reality.  My young mind fought ...

Mom. Mommy. Ima. Madre. Mother. No matter how many ways I say it, the concept still catches me by surprise ...

How the United States responds to the kidnapped Nigerian girls and the epidemic of rape on the college campus will ...

Some people find Christ in their darkest hour. Others turn to Allah. But if you’re a Jew, young, and in ...

Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. Each ...