All of this is an antidote to antisemitism,” says Emily August, chief public engagement officer for the Weitzman National ...

While food tourists flock to Kraków and Warsaw, insiders know that Poland’s true culinary frontier lies in its northeastern ...

This year’s festival featured foods from Lithuania, Japan, China, Mexico, Korea, France, and Tanzania, as well as Texan, ...

More than 40 years after the death of Chaim Grade – whom Elie Wiesel called “one of the great, if not the greatest, ...

Do you have wine and food for a Seder? Sheer stupidity!” My future father-in-law responded that he and his friend were doing their best to fulfill a Jewish religious law, and that no one could ...

The way we look at the 1940s, even within a splendid novel of Jewish history ... Sometimes Poland, sometimes Byelorussia, sometimes Lithuania, the borders shifted and the rulers were never ...

I went to Lithuania to study Jewish history on a grant from the Harvard ... We sat before heaping plates of lovingly prepared food and etched our family tree over and over on a piece of paper.

The fact that my family and I have experienced Grace is enough. As we commemorate Yom HaShoah, or Holocaust Remembrance Day, ...

YIU treats atrocities not as abstract phenomena between groups but as individual “cold cases” that can be investigated. Its ...

The festival’s name is a pun on the Yiddish word “nosh” which means to snack or nibble — a fitting name for an event which brought traditional Jewish and Israeli foods to Knoxville.

Chicago food blogger Chris Campbell, known online as Chris CARESNONE or the "Babka King," wanted to bring the world together through cuisine — but now he’s speaking out against hate.