Israel

by Benjamin Elterman

In a Barcelona concert hall, one man's insane act of rebellion in 15th century Spain.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

In an Aish.com exclusive interview, Dana Bash discusses what she learned researching her CNN special and key lessons she wants to impart.

by Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy and the Western Wall Heritage Foundation

Some people have hearts of stone, but these stones have the hearts of people.

by aish.com

King Louis IX had a Jewish problem. They still named a city after him.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

It is not enough to hope for redemption; we must be the catalyst for it.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Amazon Prime’s Yosi, the Regretful Spy unmasks the dangerous consequences of irrational antisemitism, and the non-Jewish spy who came to regret his role in the terrorist attacks on Jews.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

For a Jew, privilege doesn’t mean access, opportunity, or favors. It means responsibility to set an example, to live elevated, meaningful lives.

by Unpacked

Jewish life in America has been fraught with tension between assimilation and maintaining their unique identity.

by Sarah Pachter

Eli Shkarofsky is running marathons – and winning – while pushing Refael Boyer in a wheelchair.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

What it means to go the extra mile.

by Jeff Jacoby

The Mapping Project is animated by one of the most durable and deadly conspiracy theories in human history.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Due to the war, Gerda Cole was forced to give up her daughter. The 98-year-old was reunited for the first time with her 80-year-old daughter.

by aish.com

There's a good reason why Hitler regarded the industrialist as his inspiration.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A look at the surprising long history of the slur against “Jewish noses.”

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

We can thank members of the tribe for many wacky, wonderful, important, life-changing inventions of the past 120 years.

by Rabbi Avi Shafran

On that Jewish date in 1945, my late father-in-law, Mr. Yitzchok Yisroel Cohen, was liberated by American forces from Dachau.

by Unpacked

Despite Ukraine having a Jewish president, some Jews are conflicted about aiding the ongoing crisis due to the complex history of Ukrainian Jewry. Let's unpack the issue.

by Eve-Lynn Gardner

How a language teetering on the brink of extinction represents the faith and fortitude of the Jewish people.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

On Israel’s first Independence Day, May 14, 1948, the country’s Jews were fighting for their lives.

by Shlomo Blass

In honor of Israel's 74th Independence Day, test yourself on some less-known facts about Israel's war of independence and learn something new along the way.

by Unpacked

Though some of her five years as prime minister were controversial, her commitment to helping the Jewish people and the State of Israel remain her legacy, earning her a spot as an integral part of Israeli history.

by Catherine Perez-Shakdam

Between forced conversion and emigration, the Jews of Yemen have all but disappeared from the region.

by Karni Eldad

Betrayed by the Nazis, Luciano Camerino was deported from Rome to Auschwitz where he survived Mengele's horrific experiments. He returned to Italy and rebuilt the Jewish community.

by Yad Vashem

Dr. David Silberklang provides an overview of what came to be known as the "Final Solution of the Jewish Question", which ended in the murder of some six million Jews.

by Yad Vashem

The Einsatzgruppen were special action units known mainly for their role in the systematic murder of the Jews in the Nazi-occupied Soviet territories during the Holocaust.

by Rabbi Ephraim Shore

Israel’s return to its homeland after 2,000 years of exile - an event completely in the annals of history – is miraculous.

by Prof. Joshua Berman

Guiding tours to the land of the Pharaohs, I’ve gained an unexpected appreciation for Egyptians – modern and ancient.

by Catherine Perez-Shakdam

Shirin lives in constant fear. We met on social media. This is her story.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Serving God and the Jewish people for 104 full years.

by Cassandra Freeman

A potent mix of defiance, tribute, pride and belonging.

by Judy Gruen

A century after it was originally published, the authentic story of Bambi as a parable of antisemitism is coming to light.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Despite the daily dangers, Israelis are remarkably happy. Here’s a Jewish secret to happiness.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Valentina and Mariana Varshavky discover they have the same father on their way to Israel.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Why did nearly a million people go to this rabbi's funeral?

by Cole S. Aronson

Singing the liturgy with Jewish refugees in Moldova — “Our King, who redeems us from the hands of tyrants” — the words aren’t a memory, but a description.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Hundreds of refugees have found shelter through the site built by Avi Schiffmann and Marco Burtsein.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Sharon Bass felt it was her obligation to be there for them and close the debt her family owed them.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

The action-packed, miraculous escape of Kyiv’s Chief Rabbi.

by Cassandra Freeman

From Baghdad to Bangalore to Vancouver, I can still hear her desert call in the wind.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Rabbi Nisan Podolsky is rescuing Jews from Ukraine.

by Shmuli Vladimirskiy

Help provide needed equipment and resources to Jewish soldiers fighting in the Ukraine, and aid to Jews trying to evacuate.

by Dr. Henry Abramson

This brief video provides a survey of the long Jewish presence in the region, framed in the context of maps: political, ethnolinguistic, military and social.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

The Jews of the Ukraine are facing two levels of danger.

by aish.com

Uncovering the deeper meaning behind this iconic Hebrew phrase.