Fundamentally” satirizes a Middle East-based UN agency and its workers and is the debut novel of Nussaibah Younis.

The Journal sat down with her for a candid conversation about her journey and the music that fuels it.

Though witnessing the rise in antisemitism in the U.S. hasn’t made him want to own a gun, Feuerstein said he came to realize ...

Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles (OBKLA) celebrated a major milestone: its 1,000th community cooking session. Held at the ...

It was a reunion of souls and an opportunity to meet new partners in true allyship.

Maybe it’s a sign of our “epidemic of loneliness and isolation” that I would even need to write about the value of something ...

“You shall not show favoritism in judgment; you shall hear the small just as the great” (Deuteronomy 1:17). This Torah ...

Is there famine in Gaza? This is a surprisingly hard question to answer. Not because no one is trying to answer it, but ...

Each summer, for three weeks, many Jews around the world engage in an ancient and communal act of mourning — culminating in a ...

This Tisha b'Av, then, as we sadly commemorate the loss of the Temple in Jerusalem, we also take solace in knowing the story of Israel continues ...

People hate because they choose to hate and as tempting as it is to uncover the root cause of this hatred, it might just be ...

Amy Neustein, Ph.D. (Sociology) is the author/editor of 16 academic books. Her two books on child-sex abuse are “From Madness ...