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A son, Jake Madden Jesselson, was born Aug. 27 to Claire and Rob Jesselson of Tucson. Jake joins his two-year-old big brother ...
The Southern Arizona group was recognized for its efforts over the past year to revitalize the original genealogical ...
He loved his hikes at Wildlife Prairie Park, golf games and lunches with his friends and in later years his morning walks ...
Project Isaiah, the Jewish community’s annual High Holidays food and fund drive benefiting the Community Food Bank, begins on ...
This summer, local teen Gabe Melson went on a meaningful and inspiring journey to Israel through the Ramah Israel Seminar, ...
Jewish Women’s Archive has named Emily McDonnell to its inaugural cohort of Pomegranate Writing Fellows, a new fellowship for Jewish Women of Color. McDonnell is a fourth-year PhD candidate at UNC ...
He posed as a righteous Jewish convert for 19 years. Then he wrote a 2,000-page anti-Semitic screed.
NEW YORK (JTA) — “Eisenmenger belonged to the class of insects which sucks poison even out of flowers,” the 19th-century Jewish historian Heinrich Graetz wrote. Graetz was referring to Johann Andreas ...
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