Tag: American Jewish World

The evocative melody played on oud (Middle Eastern lute) that kicks off “Pyramid,” the first track on Uri Gurvich’s sensational ...

Documents indicate that Michael Karkoc, 94, was a top commander of a Nazi SS-led unit accused of burning villages filled ...

Though Jews carry a reputation as lightweight drinkers, Jewish brewers have a storied history in the United States By LISA ...

Border clashes may make it hard for Israel to steer clear of the Syrian conflict By BEN SALES JERUSALEM (JTA) ...

In her debut film, Rama Burshtein portrays her community of observant Jews, ‘trying to say something from within’ By MICHAEL ...

The front page of the June 9, 1967 edition of the American Jewish World focused on support for Israel during ...

Israel faces the conundrum of having large segments of its population that loathe the nation’s very existence By MOSHE GIT ...

Staff and volunteers are focusing relief efforts on areas that haven’t had as much attention On May 20 and 21, ...

Rabbi Marvin Tokayer, who was Japan’s only English-speaking, university-trained rabbi for 10 years, will attend the local commemoration of the ...

The Marc and Henia (z”l) Liebhaber Prize for the Promotion of Religious Tolerance in Israel was established in 1996, after ...