IAJGS Call for Proposals Now Open (deadline Sept 15)
IGRA Updates its Database Search Tool with Results Counters from JewishGen and Gesher Galicia
A new database and map that document Holocaust monuments and memorials throughout the Czech Republic has been launched
Family Search: New Free Historical Records from 22 Countries | August 2026 Update
How the Jews Changed the World
The Surprising History of Bar/Bat Mitzvah and Confirmation
Montenegro’s tiny Jewish community navigates uncertain territory as hostility toward Israel increases
The Jews of Kaifeng: China’s Only Native Jewish Community
How the Kefalonia killings led to the World War II massacre of Greece’s Jews
Holocaust hero’s documentary wins best short film prize at US festival
The Very Jewish History of the Teddy Bear
History of Jewish Prayer
Jewish Clothing
Israel-Lebanon talks said to include request to relocate Jewish graves to Israel
Poland: Inmates from the Czerwony Bór Prison will help maintain Jewish cemeteries thanks to a new agreement between the prison and FODŻ
The Oldest Jewish Summer Camp in the U.S. Has a Surprising Number of Famous Alumni
Nigeria has more than 100 synagogues — but no local rabbis. This summer camp wants to change that
How a monument to a Jewish Confederate ended up in a storage unit, next to a vacuum cleaner
A Jewish philanthropist funded this pioneering school for Black students. Now it’s getting a second life
Lithuania’s Lost Shtetl Museum ranked among seven most beautiful museums worldwide
‘Annihilation through work’: London exhibit highlights overlooked story of slave labor in WWII
The most Jewish room in Fremont, Ohio, is in a county history museum
Chabad is breathing new life into a mortuary in San Francisco’s Mission District
There’s a new Judaism in town — or maybe it’s very, very old
1,300-year-old industrial, commercial complex uncovered in Ramat Gan
The Lynching of Leo Frank
The 5 Best Jewish Moments on ‘Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness’
