Ashkenazi
'Melodies of Hope': Days of Jewish Music festival dives into Jewish music’s diversity
Bar-Ilan’s Days of Jewish Music festival explores global Jewish sounds under the theme “Melodies of Hope.”
Who does Israel belong to? Why Bennett’s model matters now - opinion
'Inspirational Reflections for the Seder Night': A Haggadah for empty chairs at the table - review
Tucker Carlson pushes DNA tests for Jews: the ‘Khazar’ theory that antisemites can’t shake
Breakthrough treatment for Tay-Sachs shows positive results, study finds
Tay-Sachs is an inherited disorder that is almost always fatal and disproportionately affects Ashkenazi Jews. Currently, there is no viable medical treatment available.
Saying Ashkenazim are elitist won’t change status of Mizrahim - opinion
The truth is that in the past, and perhaps even today, many Ashkenazim also viewed the Mizrahim as a collective – an inferior collective.
Ashkenazi heads to Cairo as Egypt pushes for permanent ceasefire with Gaza
Israel is expected to tell the Egyptians that any agreement should include the return of the bodies of two soldiers believed killed in the 2014 Gaza war.
Letters to the Editor April 5, 2021: (Taylor) Forcing the issue
Readers of the Jerusalem Post have their say
‘Who are we?’: Asian American Jews explore their identities in new series
The series is the brainchild of two recent college students who found themselves craving a way to get to know other people whose identities overlapped with their own.
Ex-Israeli envoy reveals large number of Ashkenazi Jews lived in Cairo
"Cairo was like a railway terminal, Jews coming and going," ambassador Rosen said.
Zionism was not forced upon Mizrahi Jews - opinion
The allegation that Mizrahi Jews cling to Zionism because it was forced upon them is racist in the way it infantilizes an entire community.
Chief Rabbi Lau to Diaspora rabbis: You must vaccinate, dangerous not to
The special campaign for Israel-Diaspora relations led by Lau will continue into the next week.
My Word: Forgotten refugees and the proud Mizrahi heritage
Of all the things that unnecessarily divide Israeli and Diaspora Jewry, one of the most striking is the perception that talking (or cursing) in Yiddish is the main sign of a shared cultural heritage.
Pro-Trump Russian Jewish American groups accuse Facebook of censorship
"Denying them their right to free speech so close to this year’s most important election is both disconcerting and unacceptable.”
