In a unique course this spring, Yiddish scholar Leyzer Burko will explore the rich dialect of Ukrainian-Yiddish, once widely spoken not just in Ukraine, but in Romania, Moldova and Poland.

We (Jews) read the Tehillim. If we don’t know Hebrew, why should we read the Tehillim in the language of an aggressor?” said Rostovtsev, a prominent member of Ukraine’s Jewish community and ...

Her story is a testament to the power of resilience, creativity, and community. From a small sewing project in Ukraine to a ...

The worsening situation for the neediest Jews of Ukraine, including poor elderly and families, the displaced, and the new poor, requires greater support to help them survive and ensure that they have ...

Great Admorim, Roshei Yeshiva, and dayanim attended the Sheva Brachos celebration of the daughter of the Chief Rabbi of ...

The New York congressman, a subcommittee chair on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, is eyeing a campaign for governor ...