For comic Eli Leonard, being Jewish in America is never forgetting that his world is a business and he better make us laugh.

Grief can break one’s spirit, but it also can strengthen it. Richard G. Tedeschi and Lawrence G. Calhoun have studied the possibility of post-traumatic growth. The idea is an old one: that “what does ...

It is the culmination of a two-decade effort to restore dignity to a sacred site that was destroyed by the Nazis and paved ...

Free love between lovers of utmost refinement came in in 1816 into stunning alignment. Byron’s personal doctor, one John ...

There is no Jewish organization in Los Angeles that offers what the Jewish Journal offers. Indeed we are the only Jewish ...

“You shall not show favoritism in judgment; you shall hear the small just as the great” (Deuteronomy 1:17). This Torah ...

The theme of the event, “Turning the Tide,” conveyed the energy and urgency with which pro-Israel students are confronting ...

Fundamentally” satirizes a Middle East-based UN agency and its workers and is the debut novel of Nussaibah Younis.

Four people — including two Jewish women — were killed during a mass shooting at 345 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan on ...

In the soul searching that the Democratic party has begun, that is perhaps the point that stings the most: a sense that they ...

Dubbed “Our Collective Cry to Rebuild Sanctuary,” the action will feature two hours of Jewish rituals and programming.

Moses opens our eyes to a real necessity: if we truly love someone, sometimes, the hard, honest truths need to be shared.