Judaica
Layla Blenden: Jewelry of kindness
Blenden has begun selling her pieces at craft fairs and pop-up exhibitions showcasing the work of olim hadashim in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. She donates all proceeds to a charity fund in the US.
What I learned about American Jews while collecting Judaica for LA fire victims
I operate a small Judaica business. Trump’s tariffs will squelch Jewish innovation - opinion
Sotheby’s to auction earliest known kiddush cup
Jerusalem's distinguished guests: The collector, his artist inspiration
California collector Irvin Ungar has arrived in Israel and will be giving free lectures on his "friend," Polish Jewish artist Arthur Szyk.
Pittsburgh man charged with stealing Judaica from dozens of Jewish homes
Hamsa amulets, menorahs, books, miniature Israeli flags and even family photos were among the large collection of items recovered in the search.
Reimagining Judaica, with a modern twist
The historic Shaare Zedek building on Jaffa Road now features Sari Srulovitch’s 2021 Jerusalem Biennale exhibit, which is rich in symbolism and blends Jewish customs with a modern vibe.
Polish ice cream shop owner (controversially) runs a local Jewish museum
Poland’s main Jewish museum has shortlisted him for an award, but an advocate for preserving Jewish sites says he should instead be penalized for illegally appropriating Jewish property.
The Jewish bookshelf of Tiferet Binyamin
Usually when we use the term “Jewish bookshelf,” we mean the compendium of basic texts. But recently I was fascinated by an actual Jewish bookshelf, which led me on an exploratory journey.
Judaica artist and IDF veteran fires assault rifle to make abstract art
David Roytman's new art exhibit "Make Art Not War" will be shown at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem.
A Jewish library’s treasure surfaced at auction. How did it get there?
These new Haggadah options will spice up your Passover Seder
Artists, comedy writers, a range of clergy and more have given the ancient text a modern spin in recent years.
Norman Golb, pioneering Dead Sea Scrolls scholar, dies at 92
Golb also headed a movement in the 1990s to allow increased scholarship of the scrolls, which had been restricted for decades.
Jewish ideas, belief in Western modernity set Rabbi Sacks apart - analysis
The rabbi’s soaring rhetoric ignited the desire of all who heard him to be religiously and communally engaged and captivated Jews of both little and great knowledge.