Exploring Upper Silesia: Natural beauty and Jewish history in Poland’s industrial heartland
A relatively modern city by Polish standards, Katowice was just a village less than 200 years ago. It grew into the beating heart of Polish heavy industry until the end of the 20th century.
Bucharest has big plans for visitors
Bucharest’s Jewish past is celebrated by its small community of maybe 3,000 but also by the city’s architects, who have big plans for rejuvenating the city-center Jewish neighborhood and its heritage
Vegan in Tel Aviv beats any and all expectations
Be Tel Aviv offers tours of every kind but one tour is based on the vegan restaurants across the city of Tel Aviv.
47 Years on the Jewish front lines: A gratifying life
I simply liked being Jewish, identified with my family’s painful experiences as Jews under both communism and fascism.
Catalonia: from Dali to Nahmandias
Catalonia, or Catalunya as the locals write it, is the restive, independence-oriented region of northeastern Spain, centered on Barcelona.
The man who helped navigate Ethiopian Airlines through COVID
Modest, respectful and quietly spoken but when Tewolde GebreMariam says something, it carries weight, substance and direction.
COVID-19, conspiracy theories and antisemitism
During the COVID-19 crisis, conspiracy theories are again rife.
May 14, 2018: A historic day
May 14, 2018, is a special day in the life of Israel. And it’s a proud day to be an American friend of Israel.
Letter from a Nonagenarian
Hamas versus Israel: Moral Clarity Awards