Lisa Johnson says her internship at The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is nothing short of a labor of love. "I’m learning through doing, and that doing is helping make history come alive in translation," said Johnson. Johnson is an...

Today, we tell the remarkable story of Morris Gutterman, a St. Louisan who survived living in Nazi-occupied Poland, 5 camps before being liberated by the British. The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum is allowing us to republish portions of their...

(Israel Hayom via JNS) The fight against the auctioning of Nazi artifacts took another turn over the weekend, as popular auction website “Bidspirit” announced a total ban on the sale of Nazi items. Any auction houses violating the ban will be removed...

Today, February 14th is one day of the year that is directly linked to love,  I decided to research the phenomenon of love to see what modern science has to say about it. Surprisingly, scientists have only relatively recently begun to research the...

Before you take your next bite of some delicious chocolate, you may want to check out this book from Green Bean Books. In Babka, Boulou & Blintzes, British author Michael Leventhal explores the history of chocolate in Jewish food and culture. If you’re...

This story was originally published on Feb. 10 by the Forward. Sign up here to get the latest stories from the Forward delivered to you each morning. Her British Jewish subjects are cheering the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II this year,...

Yesterday, Prince Charles will unveil a bronze statue of Licoricia of Winchester, one of the most influential women in medieval England, near her home in the town’s 13th century Jewish quarter. Renowned artist Ian Rank-Broadley modeled the figures...

Hopefully soon, we'll all be able to pack our bags and fly off to wherever in the world we care to go. But, for now, COVID has changed the way we travel, and experiencing and exploring the world's Jewish sites is best done virtually.  Virtual travel...

Feb. 10, 1913 — Air Force Builder Charles Winters Is Born Charles Winters, who helps Israel build its first air force, is born in Brookline, Massachusetts. Winters, who is not Jewish, works as a government purchasing agent during World War II and runs...

Back by popular demand, St. Louis Jewish Light Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Bob Cohn is returning for his every-other-month meeting of "On the Record with Bob Cohn." The meeting will take place this Friday, February 11 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Bob will...

(Chabad.org) Viewers of Chabad.org/Video and consumers of the website’s in-depth essays have long known and enjoyed the prolific scholarly output of Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin, Chabad-Lubavitch emissary to Downtown Brooklyn and rabbi of Congregation...

Gershom Mendes Seixas (1745-1816) was the first American-born spiritual leader of Congregation Shearith Israel, the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, founded in 1654, and the first Jewish congregation to be established in North America. Seixas received...