Sunday Features

30 years after deadly AMIA bombing, Argentina’s Jews are balancing pain with hope for justice

Three decades on, the families of victims still hope to see the perpetrators of the deadly attack brought to justice.

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2 incarcerated men wanted to convert to Judaism. This rabbi helped them do it.

Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp’s unusual efforts to achieve a behind-bars conversion is documented in the podcast “Tales of the Unbound.”

YIVO exhibit illuminates a diary kept by a 13-year-old boy in the Vilna ghetto

The online exhibit tells the story of Yitskhok Rudashevski, who documented his life in the ghetto from 1941 to 1943.

Israeli and Palestinian Jerusalem Youth Chorus advances on ‘America’s Got Talent’ with performance of ‘Home’

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When Portland charities condemned Israel, Jewish philanthropy was put to the test

A Jewish couple was barred from adopting a child through a Christian agency. They’re now the face of an anti-Project 2025 campaign.

The Jewish moments to expect (and not expect) at the Republican convention

Israeli kids with life-threatening illnesses find respite from war at Catskills camp

A new Shazam-style bot will identify Shlomo Carlebach’s melodies

The Jewish mother who became a crime boss in Gilded Age New York

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