Famous jews in history
Is Barbie Jewish? The complex Jewish history of the doll, explained
Handler created Barbie in 1959, when many Jews were wrestling with the concept of assimilation.
Beit Shammai and Beit Hillel: A new look at corona conspiracies
The Maggid of Melbourne: Jailhouse rock
Hemingway's Jewish bullfighter
Albert Einstein’s violin sells for over $500,000
The violin went for over three times its estimated price.
Retired FBI agent opens new investigation into Anne Frank's betrayal
"There is no statute of limitation on the truth.”
A Family History
The ‘Family Album’ photography show provides an inside look at the Dayan dynasty
120 Herzls gather in Herzliya to celebrate Zionist Congress anniversary
“They say no one is irreplaceable, but I don’t know if someone else could have started the great process that Herzl put in motion."
Anne Frank wrote her last diary entry on this day
Coincidentally, the anniversary shares the same day this year as Tisha Be'av, a somber Jewish holiday commemorating the destruction of the ancient Temples in Jerusalem.
Jewish athlete barred from 1936 Berlin Olympics dies at 103
Bergmann's athletic accomplishments were removed from the record books by Nazi officials.
The shirt off his back
The shirt is purple, long-sleeved, one that Itzik would never have worn on such a hot summer morning.
Dr. Nelson Glueck: How it really was
Freedom of religion – for Jews as well.
The legacy and generosity of the Safras
A family whose example of leadership and sense of mission is unparalleled.
A piece of Zionist history - to the highest bidder
What Zionist relic is up for auction in June?
From ‘Diaspora’ to ‘Jewish people’
Beit Hatfutsot Museum is trying to shift paradigms when telling the Jewish story.