If your kebab game could use a little spicing up, meet the Middle Eastern sauce that brings all the sweet and tangy energy to ...

Was the Genoese navigator who claimed the Americas for Spain secretly Jewish, from a Spanish family fleeing the Inquisition?

Moses Michael Hays courageously stood before the ruling government and religious authorities in Newport to assert his right to religious freedom.

Two 16th-century texts about the Americas by Jewish writers reflect the complicated place Jews and ‘conversos’ held in the ...

In "The Victim," at Shakespeare & Company, Lawrence Goodman explores race, privilege and moral ambiguity through intersecting ...

I know Park Row, where my father grew up in the shadow of Fair Park, as well as I know my own street. And I've watched the ...

The dead shall be raised,” a quotation from Corinthians, with sources in early Jewish literature, is inscribed across the Egyptian Revival style ...

On May 21, Sarah Milgram and Yaron Lischinsky were brutally murdered in an antisemitic attack outside the Capital Jewish ...

In the early 1860s, a handful of Jewish merchants settled in Raleigh and set up shop along Fayetteville Street, scratching out lives as tailors or hat-makers in a city torn by the Civil War.

Written more than 400 years ago, the portrayal of Jews in “The Merchant of Venice” — namely, the infamous, vindictive Jewish moneylender, Shylock, who demands a literal pound of flesh from ...