Culture

British Jews love soccer. So why are there no Jews in the Premier League?

Jews were once so commonplace in professional British soccer that they weren’t noticed. But since 1992, only one British-born Jew has ever played in the Premier League.

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Argentina’s Córdoba province is known for its sense of humor. A new virtual Jewish museum celebrates that.

From a panoramic tour of the local synagogue to a “Yiddish-o-meter,” the site aims to give Jews and non-Jews a fun history lesson on the country’s second-largest Jewish community.

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Is it safe? ‘Prayer for the French Republic,’ a new play, explores modern French Jews’ unease about antisemitism

“Prayers for the French Republic,” from the author of “Bad Jews,” follows multiple generations of a French Jewish family.

Roblox

Roblox, popular kids’ computer game, removes virtual Nazi gas chambers

Rachel Wolfson with a scorpion

One ‘crazy’ family: ‘Jackass: Forever’ star Rachel Wolfson on being the first Jew and woman on the stunt comedy team

This Jewish photographer was the ‘unlikely’ chronicler of New York’s Chinatown

Adam Fox

Adam Fox is enjoying proving that Jews can star in the NHL

Kathryn Kates

Kathryn Kates, actress who played the babka purveyor on ‘Seinfeld,’ dies at 73

Jewish fundraising powerhouse JFNA names 2nd woman (and actor Ben Platt’s mom) as chair

bookstore owner

Ezra Goldstein, literary tastemaker who saved Brooklyn’s oldest independent bookstore, is retiring

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