American Jewish History
Hyman Rickover.
The 29th president was largely apathetic toward American Jewish causes, but remained proudly supportive of the Zionist movement.
Smuggled political literature from Jewish New Yorkers helped.
The purest democracy.
Jews and . . . no booze?
The Making of a Godol now sells for $2,053.
“I want you to do anything but kill them.”
In the 1830s, the fur trapper Simson Thorman brought some friends to the Ohio city.
The first Black Jews may have arrived before the colonial era.
And the dangers to Jews of ignoring the biblical heritage.
How Maxwell House became the country’s largest Judaica publisher.
This survey had an unusual Passover problem.
Princeton University halted an art installation featuring, among other pieces, the work of two Jewish soldiers who had served in the Confederate army.
