Israel wins Eurovision song contest
Netta Barzilai's victory in Lisbon is the fourth time that the Jewish state won the competition.
Life & Culture
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NFL star Antonio Brown’s mansion has a synagogue in it
Brown bought the Miami property, which also contains a station for ritual hand washing, from an Israeli-born real estate developer.
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Why leave the Iran deal now? Here are 3 reasons from supporters of Trump’s move.
By Ron KampeasThere are reasons to reset nuclear negotiations with Iran back to zero.
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Harvey Weinstein’s wife opens up about ‘humiliation’
Georgina Chapman said she had been "naive" about her ex-husband, who faces dozens of charges of sexual misconduct, including rape.
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Why a gory Holocaust film is a blockbuster in Russia
Ending decades of relative obscurity, a drama on the daring escape from the Sobibor camp in Poland 75 years ago utilizes nuance and horror to treat a complex reality.
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Opinion
The #MeToo movement goes to summer camp
By Deborah Meyer and Jeremy FingermanStaff, counselors and campers need help building a healthy culture around gender, sex and power at Jewish summer camp, write two experts in the field.
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This Brazilian reality TV show couldn’t get a rabbi to officiate an interfaith wedding
“Wedding Factory” gives 15 couples seven days and $300,000 to prepare for their dream wedding.
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A Dutch mosque says it converted a Holocaust survivor to Islam. Local Jews are skeptical.
Reporters haven't been able to track down the 87-year-old man seen in a video reciting a creed in Arabic.
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First Person
A French Muslim woman reflects on her visit with Tunisia’s tiny Jewish community
An annual festival in Djerba recalls the centuries when Muslims and Jews lived together, for the most part in friendship and peace.
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Yeshiva U women’s tennis team becomes school’s first female program to make NCAA tournament
The team faces Skidmore after winning the Skyline Conference Championship.
