A JNS opinion piece argues the little-seen film ‘Citizen Vigilante’ captures an uncomfortable truth about Europe that critics would rather ignore.

Live music from Tali Yess, kosher food, a kids zone and a marketplace fill the second annual festival, free and open to all in Hudson on July 26.

Colonie Chabad invites the community to its first Jewish festival on July 27, with live music, kosher food and family activities.

The Delaware Art Museum will mount the first U.S. survey of Simeon Solomon, the only Jewish artist tied to the Pre-Raphaelites, in 2027.

As America marks 250 years, a look at how Zionism and the American idea have been intertwined since before the founding.

Rhonda Rosenheck reviews Rachel Tzvia Back’s anthology of modern Hebrew poems of Jerusalem, spanning 1930 to 2023.

Israel approved a $67 million national plan to expand Jewish education in diaspora communities, with a focus on North America.

At Maccabiah 2026, Israeli immigrants compete under the flags of the countries they left behind, honoring their roots while at home in Israel.

Jonathan Tobin argues that Rep. Dan Goldman’s primary defeat marks the end of an era of Jewish acceptance in the Democratic Party.

Israel’s nature authority warns beachgoers not to touch pufferfish, lionfish or rabbitfish after venomous carcasses washed ashore.