A graphic representing AFib

Protect Your Heart and Brain by Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of AFib

Feature Impact There are a lot of things that can make your heart flutter, race or skip a beat. In a figurative sense, it could...
Jürgen Stroop watches his troops raze the Warsaw Ghetto.

An Influential Book of a Nazi Leader’s Confessions Is Now Available in English

Shira Li Bartov | JTA Jürgen Stroop, the Nazi commander who led the killing of more than 50,000 Jews, was sitting in a cell in...

Dolly Parton’s Legacy Includes the Jewish Children’s Book Program She Inspired

Penny Schwartz Dolly Parton, the singer who died Tuesday at age 80 after a brief bout with cancer, was mourned around the world as a...
J. Folk UnWine Red Wine

Zero Alcohol Wines Enter the Kosher Market

By Jules Polonetsky  Health concerns, the drinking habits of millennials and Gen Z and the advent of GLP-1s have reshaped the wine market in recent...

Feeling Excluded in the Literary World, Jews Are Launching Their Own Publishing Houses

Philissa Cramer | JTA An unpublished novel has paved the way for the birth of a new Jewish fiction imprint, in the leading edge of...

A ‘Piyut’ for Former Gaza Hostage Agam Berger

Sasha Silber | JNS Agam Berger was handed a small whiteboard and a marker on the afternoon of Jan. 30, 2025, in the back of...
A collaborative work by Nir Aloni, Michael Zalmanov and Noga Eitan, on display at the “Feelings in Between” exhibition at the Jerusalem Theater in Jerusalem July 14.

‘Feelings in Between’ Exhibition at Jerusalem Theater Showcases Artists With Autism

Linda Gradstein | JNS The hundreds of people who visit the Jerusalem Theater each day for plays, concerts or a coffee now have the chance...
Shorty, at left, is part of a thriving community of medical clowns in Israel.

This Clown Eats Bubbles, Cracks Jokes and Helps Israeli Children Recover From Trauma

Deborah Danan | JTA Shorty, the aptly named 4-foot-8-inch medical clown, stood between two young patients riding coin-operated toy cars in the lobby of Tel...
Qumran: Cave of the Column, also known as “Ma’arat Teumim” (The Twin Caves), July 2026.

Digital Book Revisits Controversial Qumran Discovery Linked to Temple Incense

Steve Linde | JNS More than three decades after an extraordinary archaeological discovery near Qumran sparked worldwide attention and fierce debate, a new research project...
‘On the Path of Memory’ by Shira Cohen reflects on the murder of Lucy, Maia and Rina Dee in a 2023 terrorist attack. The four-panel work depicts a car moving forward while its side mirror reflects tragedy, exploring the tension between remembrance and continuing with life.

In Gush Etzion, Israeli Students Transform Years of Upheaval Into Art

Sharon Altshul | JNS As the 2026 school year ends and summer vacation begins, Israel’s high school students are completing an educational journey that has...