How did Europe’s Jews cope with a 17th-century plague? This 350-year-old memoir offers a glimpse. Glikl Hamel’s writings, now available in a new English translation, is a rare surviving example of a female-authored memoir from the 1600s.
Sponsored Israeli scientists identify new culprit behind cancerous growths: tumor-specific bacteria About 70% of breast cancer patients have bacteria in their tumors. Some of the bacteria could enhance the anti-cancer immune response, while others might suppress it, researchers say.
Thousands join 48-hour #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate Twitter boycott to protest anti-Semitism on the platform The protest began after Twitter allowed anti-Semitic tweets by UK rapper Wiley to remain online for days.
Global Grandson of Auschwitz commander Rudolf Hoess, who criticized his family history, is a criminal, report claims
Politics CNN election forecaster Harry Enten on his bar mitzvah, the 2020 Jewish vote and why he says ‘Shalom’ on TV
United States Meet the Iranian-Jewish ‘progressive prosecutor’ vying to be Manhattan’s next district attorney
Global There are 49 Jews left on the British island of Jersey. The pandemic has pushed their one synagogue to the brink.
New York Stephen Miller’s grandmother had Covid, Israel welcomes Ethiopians, yeshiva hosts climate conference