From Holocaust survivor to Nazi hunter to Entebbe hero “To Kill a Nazi” traces Michel Cojot’s unlikely journey and unsung role in the 1976 Air France rescue mission.
As L.I. congregation downsizes, its Louise Nevelson artwork needs a home The famed sculptor Nevelson designed a bimah backdrop for the historic Temple Beth-El in Great Neck. Now it’s headed to storage.
YIVO studied a living Yiddish culture. What happened when that world was nearly destroyed? Kalman Weiser’s new history follows the institute from Vilna to New York, where it had to preserve a vanished world and cultivate a future.
Chicago Jewish theater drops Naomi Ragen play, citing fears of repercussions for working with the Israeli writer
Rabbi who coached Adam Brody for ‘Nobody Wants This’ calls him ‘ignorant Jew’ over Gaza ‘genocide’ comments