A bullet from Israel’s 1948 War of Independence remained lodged in Avraham Tamir’s body for the rest of his life. Wounded and ...

A new documentary follows Jewish Illinois cowboy Nik Jakobs as he builds a synagogue and Holocaust museum inspired by his ...

Anti-Israel banners appeared at a St. Louis Blues game. Security escorted activists out, and ADL Heartland condemned the ...

Hannah Senesh escaped Nazi-era Europe, then volunteered to return. On Nov. 7, we remember the Jewish paratrooper's final ...

St. Louis veteran Wayne Kaufman shares his Vietnam service, his brother's legacy and decades helping veterans in a new ...

After 25 years in Chesterfield, Aish HaTorah is moving to Clayton to connect with young Jewish adults and empty nesters ...

Duo Andalus brings Sephardic and North African Jewish music to St. Louis Nov. 5-6 for a concert, learning session and Shabbat ...

Just days after Israel’s national elections, the country will face important decisions about its leadership and direction. Dr ...

The Jewish Labor Bund is drawing new interest. Historian Joshua Meyers explores its complex Zionist history in a Nov. 3 YIVO ...

Two years ago, Missourians voted to end our abortion ban. Now politicians want it back. Jewish law speaks in the language of ...

The New Jewish Theatre knows how to throw a party — and how to top it off with a little flair. On Sunday, Oct. 25 at the J.

Historian Eric Sandweiss blends Jewish St. Louis, lost landmarks and family secrets in his debut novel, “The Obits,” set in ...