'Chabad House without Chabad'

Part commune, part social experiment, Moishe House is home to a group of young people pioneering a new form of Jewish communal life in residential London.

Preserving Cretan Jewry

A vandalized synagogue in Hania is lovingly restored as a living memorial to the 265 Jews who perished on the 'Tanias' in 1944.

Arrivals: Two matriarchs

Jeaninne Sternberg, 70From Hamilton, Ontario to Jerusalem, 2005.

A few notes on the Western Wall

The genuine article

A chat with billionaire antiquities collector and jeweler-to-the-stars Shlomo Moussaieff.

Medicinal melodies

World music star Omar Farouk Tekbilek is here to send positive vibes

Mixing cultures

While volunteering in Africa, an Israeli dancer performs a winning traditional African dance.

Feminist pioneer

A nondescript street in Kiryat Haim for a giantess in the annals of Israeli history.

Army, round two

A Kfir soldier's unique road to the IDF via a paratroop unit in Belarus.

Poker face

In the high-stakes hasbara game, the new cultural chair of the Tel Aviv-Los Angeles Partnership, CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group David Renzer has connections in spades.

A tense calm

Now, as it begins to come back from the years of terror, there is still a feeling of inertia in Sderot.

Sparking a helping hand

Humanitarian engineer Prof. Boris Rubinsky makes small devices with worldwide impact.

Olive oil: Liquid gold

It was important for me to get a professional reliable oil where the oil is mostly made with the soul.