Throughout history, Jewish traditions have played a vital role in shaping narratives, particularly in times of conflict and war. The resilience, ethical frameworks, and collective memory embedded within these traditionsREAD MORE

Love stories have captivated audiences for centuries, transcending cultures and time periods. The popularity of romance novels lies in their ability to tap into universal emotions and provide readers withREAD MORE

In storytelling, the final chapter is often the clincher, the emotional punch that accentuates the narrative. Different ways to end a book — whether happy, sad, or somewhere in betweenREAD MORE

You may see the title of this blog and wonder where we’re going with this. World War II was an undeniably horrible conflict that involved some of the most awfulREAD MORE

American Jewish history is a vibrant field of study that offers insights into the experiences, struggles, contributions and complexities of Jewish life in America. Learning about this history not onlyREAD MORE

WWII was a pivotal period in history, with countless social, political, and scientific consequences that endure to this day. The six year period has inspired countless films, from older WWIIREAD MORE

Like a lot of people, I’m glued to the Hulu series We Were the Lucky Ones, based on the book by Georgia Hunter, whose family members were Holocaust survivors, andREAD MORE

Decades after its conclusion, World War II remains a profound subject of interest, not only for its size, scale, and global consequences, but for its distinct moral narrative. Unlike WorldREAD MORE

From the Hebrew month of Adar some time in February through the joyful holiday of Purim on the 14th day of that month to the most important holiday of all—READ MORE

In the past on Passover, I’ve served the traditional sweet and sour brisket and a variety of chicken dishes, including one from the Mexican Jewish cook Pati Jinich, which hasREAD MORE