A Hebrew University study reveals that all languages, from English to rare tongues, share the same natural speech rhythm every 1. 6 seconds.

Against the backdrop of the devastating war and hunger crisis in Gaza, Israeli travelers have been harassed and accosted in ...

One of the hardest feelings, especially now, is uncertainty. We don’t know what tomorrow will bring, and so many people search for answers that can guarantee the future.

A “gate” (sha’ar’ in Hebrew) is read to mean a place where our inner life meets the outer world: metaphorically, our eyes, ears and mouths. We can shut them, we can open them. The world comes in ...

“Everyone here is celebrating a culture and drawing on community. It’s about joy and resilience. It’s not just a culture being preserved; we’re living our Yiddish,” Ann Toback, CEO of the Workers ...

Just over a week before University of Oregon is supposed to announce cuts and layoffs, faculty are ensuring UO leadership hears their outrage.

The claim that fear is the fuel for campus radicalism is true—but it is only part of the story. Fear is also silencing ...

In an exclusive interview, Tehran director Arun Gopalan reveals why he chose truth over spectacle, John Abraham’s bold instincts, and the human cost of espionage.

Baker Ben Siman-Tov and his wife, Zikki, have co-authored a new cookbook inspired by their NYC-based catering business, “Eat ...

If you don’t take care of yourself, you cannot take care of others. Parents who are calm and happy are better able to care for their children. When they also nurture their relationship as a couple, ...

We are taught to think of language as words strung together with grammar. Words evoke specific referents: “apple” refers to the fruit, “yesterday” means the day before today. Then grammar provides the ...

Daniil Goldman is not just a restaurateur, he’s a genre. Known for turning Jewish identity into high-concept nightlife ...