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Germany’s continued failure to take action against a Turkish suspect who fled the country following an attempt to burn down the Ulm synagogue in 2021 has sparked outrage.

His wife, Orna, preserved it

In 1930, Columbia University appointed Salo Baron to be the Nathan L. Miller Professor of Jewish History, Literature, and Institutions, marking a turning point in the history of Jewish studies in America.

Joseph Losey’s ‘Mr Klein’ is of its time and timeless.

Family alleges hospitals are committing genocide of disabled who come in with COVID-19.

In his new book, 'Syndrome K,' British author Christian Jennings paints a complex picture of fear, resistance, and covert humanitarianism in a country torn asunder by the Nazis

Legendary Israeli photographer, who captured moment Israel gained control of Jerusalem’s Old City during Six-Day War, reflects on new Tel Aviv Art Museum exhibit that chronicles his life's work through a documentary film

From a Nubian god in Edinburgh to a Banksy in Bristol, our critics choose the most intriguing and important paintings, sculptures, installations for you to take in this summer

From the blog of Kenneth Jacobson at The Times of Israel

"I am 100% convinced Eichmann had no mercy for anyone... he was a sworn Nazi through and through."