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This year’s ‘Little Purim’ is a big opportunity to appreciate the good

A quirk in the Jewish calendar is a reminder of resilience in the face of trauma, writes the executive director of Hillel Germany.

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Ideas

For Ukraine’s Jews, the work is not yet done — even as the crisis rages into its third year

“I hate what’s brought me here, but I love who I’ve become,” a cousin of the author, a JDC official, told him during his recent visit to Ukraine.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine inadvertently sparks a Jewish renaissance — in Armenia

Jews from both Ukraine and Russia made their way to Yerevan, Armenia’s biggest city. Many are staying.

How Jewish journalist Ruth Elkrief wound up in the middle of France’s debate over antisemitism and Islamophobia

Jewish teens are looking at a new factor in their college search: antisemitism

In new documentary ‘God and Country,’ Rob Reiner shines a light on Christian nationalism

Judy Chicago’s ‘Rainbow Shabbat,’ an iconic depiction of interfaith solidarity, is on display at New York’s New Museum

Mayim Bialik

New effort underway to track antisemitism in the literary world, where anti-Israel sentiment is widespread

Steve, a reservist who served in Gaza, said when he came home, "you feel that you should be somewhere else." (Courtesy of Steve)

Uncertainty and trauma accompany Israeli reservists as they head home — for now — from months at war

A Polish ‘countess’ saved thousands of concentration camp prisoners from the Nazis. No one knew she was a Jew.

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