A unanimous cabinet vote on Gideon Sa’ar’s proposal puts Israel on track to become the 35th country to recognize the Armenian Genocide.

What did six American universities give up for Qatar’s billions? A look inside the opaque deals that built Doha’s Education City.

A small, curated Shabbaton for young Jewish adults runs July 3 to 5 near Hershey, Pennsylvania, with full Shabbos meals, a BBQ and fireworks nearby.

Seven months in, a Delmar kitchen has turned 76 volunteers into more than 250 home-cooked meals for neighbors in need.

Five area students win Temple Israel scholarships for 2026-27, in fields from environmental science to Judaic studies and cybersecurity.

The Berkshires’ longest-running Jewish film series returns for six Mondays in July and August, with afternoon and evening screenings.

The 22nd Maccabiah Games open July 1 in Jerusalem, drawing some 8,000 Jewish athletes from 55 countries for 13 days.

From her home in Judea, a writer reflects on the young Jewish shepherds most Israelis never see, and what their work says about belonging.

Israel leads the world in medicine yet can’t shake smoking, and a vaping epidemic is now hooking its elementary schoolers on nicotine.

A Jewish progressive backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani unseats Rep. Dan Goldman in a bruising New York primary defined by Israel.