In Wildwood, N.J., a century-old synagogue rooted in a Jewish farming colony welcomes members, visitors and neighbors of every faith.

A Brooklyn mom says a City-funded NYC puppet festival turned into anti-Israel protest theater mid-show, leaving her family shaken.

Jacqueline Meents-Lenstra hid a Jewish baby as her own during the Holocaust. Decades later, Yad Vashem honored her heroism.

Rabbi Leo Dee, a former venture capitalist turned rabbi, makes a data-driven case for investing one’s life in Israel in his new book.

Israel’s consul general in New York says a new UNICEF nutrition survey backs up his repeated denials of Gaza starvation claims.

A U.S. sanctions-and-strikes strategy against Iran may be insufficient without defeating the regime that controls its army.

Free High Holy Day prayer books in braille, large print and audio, plus virtual programs, for people who are blind or have low vision.

The state warns of a fake “Jewish Holocaust Claims Center” targeting survivors and their families with fraudulent compensation claims.

The Yiddish Book Center’s fall lineup features a Woody Guthrie documentary and an Oct. 25 open house honoring Sholem Aleichem.

Mindy the Book Yenta reviews Jacqueline Friedland’s novel about a school administrator raising an autistic son and a college swimmer finding her way.