My uncle was one of the last speakers of a language that once united a borough’s Jews

When I wanted to say kaddish for my mother, I found that my options as a woman were limited—and less than welcoming

Every fall, Russian Jewish families go foraging for culinary treasure on Cape Cod

In the midwest and the Middle East alike, cultures that favor outrage over outcome never get very far

Tablet Annotates the News: How Syria’s Assad played the U.S. media

A special Election Day episode featuring ‘Washington Post’ reporter Bob Woodward, ‘National Review’ editor Eliana Johnson, Tablet columnist Jamie Kirchick, and a Democrat in Boca

Saul Friedländer’s ‘small masterpiece in the literature of the Holocaust’

On Osamu Tezuka’s 88th birthday, a look at the many ways the Japanese master told Jewish stories, and influenced the Jewish storytellers of America’s own comics boom

A photographic journey in search of an Israeli family she never knew she had