Tag: Jerusalem

By DORIS RUBENSTEIN For regular museum patrons, social distancing and sheltering-in-place can leave us itching to get out and stroll ...

By MORDECAI SPECKTOR In an opinion article published this past January by The Times of Israel, Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz noted ...

By LIOR ZALTZMAN (JTA) — Hunters, the new show co-produced by Jordan Peele and created by David Weil for Amazon Prime, ...

By MOSHE GIT Historians teach us that in the aftermath of the French Revolution, in the newly formed assembly, delegates ...

Reviewed by Neal Gendler Sayed Kashua’s narrator is an Israeli Arab who feels he doesn’t belong anywhere, even home with ...

Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER How much repentance is enough, and how does one compensate when profits from dishonesty were used ...

By MORDECAI SPECKTOR On the phone last week from his home in Malibu, renowned musician Herb Alpert wished me a ...

In David Grossman’s latest novel, A Horse Walks into a Bar (Vintage), now available in paperback, comedian Dov Greenstein tries ...

Trump, who campaigned on a promise of moving the embassy, originally walked it back after assuming the presidency By RON ...

Impact of a day school education emerges on family trip to Israel By NEIL FINK My family recently returned from ...