Carol Ungar is a writer, mom, bubbie, and avid challah baker. She's the author of Jewish Soul Food--Traditional Fare and What it Means (Brandeis 2015) the first and only cookbook that not only shows you how to cook Jewish but tells you why. You can also find her on Substack.
A haunting new film revisits Elie Wiesel’s journey—from Auschwitz survivor to Nobel laureate—reminding us of memory, faith, and the duty to bear witness.
A documentary unearths the explosive controversy over Holocaust reparations—fierce protests, political clashes, and a moral reckoning that split survivors, Israel, and postwar Germany apart.
The relatively unknown martyr who bridged the gap between the religious and non-religious as a member of a clandestine organization who defied odds to record Polish Jewry’s final chapter.
The Hostages Are Home and We Can Finally Dance Again
