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A middle-aged couple on a bus in Israel in a movie still.

In ‘Golden Voices,’ Russian movie dubbers reinvent themselves in Israel, to hilarious effect

The award-winning Israeli movie, set in 1990, follows a middle-aged couple from the Soviet Union as they adjust to their new home, and status, in Tel Aviv.

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Neal Sher, Nazi hunter and former AIPAC director, dies at 74

Sher transformed the Justice Department’s Nazi-hunting system that had relied on unreliable tips to one which systematically checked Nazi-era German records against U.S. immigration records.

The 2021 Supreme Court’s Jewish issues: Abortion, church-state separation, a painting stolen by Nazis — and the court itself

The court’s positions on a series of hot-button topics have damaged its across-the-spectrum credibility, and that has Jewish groups worried.

Culture

These Jews want to normalize not circumcising — and they want synagogues to help

United States

Gavin Newsom launches council to boost California Holocaust education

Eran Kolirin let it be morning Ophir awards

Israel

A story about Palestinians won Israel’s highest film honor. Its stars skipped the award show in protest.

United States

For Orthodox Jews and Israelis, WhatsApp outage highlighted basic community infrastructure — and its vulnerability

New York

Before We Cancel Noah, Let’s Not Forget the Burden He Carried

Mark Oppenheimer

Culture

Mark Oppenheimer’s new book on the Tree of Life shooting is an ode to an iconic Jewish neighborhood

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