Jews

A smattering of Yiddish happens to be all the Yiddish I have.

With in-depth interviews and startling reënactments, the director Mosco Boucault details the anguish and the heroism of a mainly Jewish group of French Resistance fighters.

In America, Jews pioneered a way of life that didn’t rely on the whims of the powerful. Now it’s under threat.

Jews in the industry called for the Academy Museum to highlight the men who created the movie business. A voice in my head went, Uh-oh.

How the politics of memory in Europe obscures what we see in Israel and Gaza today.

Every single bar or bat mitzvah had the same d.j. play the party, so you could prepare.

Scholars face defamation suits, and potential criminal charges, in the Polish government’s effort to exonerate the nation of any role in the murders of three million Jews during the Nazi occupation.

Heshy Tishler, a radio host and City Council candidate, has emerged as the leader of a neighborhood’s uprising against government coronavirus measures.

The sentimental fantasy of generational conflict and an immigrant’s struggles, starring Rogen in a double role, strains to achieve a reconciliation with the recent cultural past.

The marketing pro behind the witty Manhattan Mini Storage ads has turned her focus to rebranding Judaism. Join Cory Booker and others at the JewBelong Seder.

The temptation to draw parallels between Netanyahu’s Israel and Trump’s America is irresistible. But America’s democratic institutions are more numerous, established, and dispersed than Israel’s.

In Egypt, time is accordion-like. Certain moments seem to last forever, but then everything is compressed and an era disappears in a flash.

Naftali Bennett’s supposition that members of his audience thought of anti-Semitism as a “piece of history”—that they were in need of his corrective—suggests only how he’s underestimated them.

Two of the creators of “Big Mouth” return to the White Plains middle school where they first started cracking each other up.

A walking tour of where the Fascists and Hitlerites gathered in California.

Alan Dershowitz attends the annual gala for a Zionist organization and considers whether the former head of Breitbart is anti-Semitic.

The actress sits down with the professor, who was sued for libel for calling David Irving a Holocaust denier, and whom Weisz plays in “Denial.”