Europe should put an end to the burgeoning economic bonanza.

Syndrome K.

Covering nude statues and taking wine off the menu.

Don’t heed smears of dual loyalty.

The Italian humanist Giovanni Pico della Mirandola was among the first of many Renaissance Christian thinkers to become interested in Jewish mysticism. David Navarro reviews. . .

The British Pre-Raphaelites wanted to turn back the artistic and cultural clock; the Italian Futurists wanted to turn it (violently) forward. What do Jews and Christians want?

To most Italians, risking one’s life in battle is almost unthinkable; two brave Italian Jews currently serving in the IDF think differently, and better. 

French Jews are under attack in today’s Europe. In Italy, however, their co-religionists are flourishing—thanks, in part, to a tradition of self-reliance. 

The finding of a ritual bath dating back to the Byzantine period, thought to be the oldest in Europe, has helped spur a revival of. . .

For one 16th-century child of forced converts, being a Christian in Antwerp alternated with being a Jew in Venice—until being caught and tried by the Inquisition.

A recently rediscovered painting depicts the abduction of a Jewish child by church authorities 150 years ago in an incident that changed the course of Italian and Jewish history.

Amid the joyous clamor of today’s ex-ghetto, the voices of its last inhabitants, hunted down by Nazi soldiers in October 1943, can still be heard.

The 17th-century Venetian rabbi Leone da Modena pulled off, at age thirteen, a literary marvel: a Hebrew poem that sounds and means almost the same. . .