The Jewish people left something altogether different. Their greatest monument was never built of stone. It was built of ...

This week marks 90 years since the founding of the World Jewish Congress in Geneva. On the 8th of August 1936, Jewish leaders ...

A new weapon in the battle for that free exchange of ideas has been a burgeoning culture of American Jewish blogs devoted to Israeli-Arab peace. Tikun Olam (my own blog) and Muzzlewatch broke several ...

Jewish bloggers will meet in Jerusalem on Sunday for the Second International Jewish Bloggers Convention, organized by the Nefesh B'Nefesh aliyah organization. Hundreds of bloggers are expected to ...

What event could possibly draw secular and religious Jews, obsessive hummus devotees and Jewish mother in-law experts? An opportunity to learn how to expertly opine on Jewish topics online. The Nefesh ...

I was definitely a minority at the Nefesh B’Nefesh International Bloggers Convention that took place on September 13 in Jerusalem: single, non-observant, disillusioned with Zionism—and sleeveless.

JERUSALEM — They use names like Urban Kvetch, My Shrapnel, What War Zone? and Cannibis Chasidis — monikers under which they write on the internet. In a crowded hall in Jerusalem’s Givat Shaul ...

, the Jewish immigrant writer from Poland, is most famous for Bread Givers (1925), her tenement story of hard life on the Lower East Side. But she also harbored a lesser-known rich, snarky, and dark ...

Jewish bloggers are signing a joint letter of condemnation on the murder of Mohammed Abu Khdeir of Shuafat. An open condemnation of the murder of Mohammed Abu Khdeir We unequivocally condemn the ...

The bloggers said Israel was one of the few “wedge” issues in the American progressive community, even if support for the Jewish state on the whole remained strong. The influence of anti-GOP ...