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What a forgotten synagogue dedication in 1825 Philadelphia can teach us today

Looking back two centuries after public officials and Christian ministers attended the opening of Congregation Mikveh Israel

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Susan Stamberg receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Susan Stamberg, iconic Jewish ‘founding mother’ of NPR, dies at 87

A pioneering radio host, her upbringing was steeped in cultural Judaism.

Michael Roth accepts an award

Fearless or foolish? Michael Roth, Wesleyan’s Jewish president, stands apart in opposing Trump’s campus policies

Roth negotiated with his encampments and says Jews shouldn’t back Trump — and he still has his job.

Two decorative manuscripts in Hebrew lettering.

At a book-lovers’ mecca, a celebration of illuminated manuscripts from the Jewish Diaspora

Rabbi Moshe Hauer, OU leader admired across Jewish world, is dead at 60

War battered their Berlin hummus bar. But the Israeli-Palestinian partners behind Kanaan see a way forward.

Abe Kugielsky in front of his photography.

How Abe Kugielsky’s photos of Hasidic Brooklyn ended up on display in Grand Central Terminal

‘Dialogue’ isn’t enough to fix what ails campuses. Jewish students like us need more.

In Brooklyn, a shared studio empowers Mizrahi women artists

The end of the war in Gaza is bringing tears of joy — and sorrow. How can we handle it all?

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