New campaign finance laws are making it more difficult for Jewish donors, activists and consultants, forcing them to choose between the candidates or causes they support.
Three sukkahs in Krakow join a host of physical symbols, including a Torah and a mikvah, that remind Poles and tourists alike of the city’s proud’s Jewish past.
At about 3 p.m., June 1, 1941, the Jews of Baghdad found themselves caught between Hitler’s master plan to dominate Europe and the Arab-Jewish conflict in Palestine. At stake was the oil Hitler needed to succeed.
