Shira Feder

Culture

We asked, you answered: Here’s how JTA readers experienced a historic, tumultuous year

By Shira Feder March 25, 2021

Bonds of Life

Joseph Elliot Elowsky, 85, drove ‘harem’ of senior citizens to their appointments

By Shira Feder March 16, 2021

Culture

Join us as we mark the pandemic’s American yahrzeit with a week of conversation, reflection and mourning

By Shira Feder March 1, 2021

Bonds of Life

Bess Soffer, 68, Jewish community leader whose last words, by FaceTime, were ‘group hug’

By Shira Feder February 24, 2021

United States

What’s life like for a Jew in small-town America? Join us on Feb. 17 to find out.

By Shira Feder February 15, 2021

Culture

Meet a Jewish woman who lives in the former stronghold of the Aryan Nations

By Shira Feder February 8, 2021

Culture

Irene Fogel Weiss survived Auschwitz. Then she watched a rioter in a Camp Auschwitz shirt break into the Capitol.

By Shira Feder February 2, 2021

Food

Herring, halvah and haroset ice cream — you can find it all at this Queens scoop shop

By Shira Feder February 2, 2021

Culture

Meet Lloyd Wolf, a Jewish photographer who captured photos of the Capitol mob

By Shira Feder January 13, 2021

United States

Ivanka Trump calls mob ‘American patriots’ in now-deleted tweet

By Shira Feder January 7, 2021