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Sukkahs Open to American Skies

From Tulsa and Iowa City to New York, a lyrical memoir of Jewish identity and observance. (1954, PDF)Losing Iowa

Iowa's meager Jewish population makes it vulnerable to anti-Israel rhetoric and activism, with a disproportionate impact on national electoral politics.Black Hat Academics

The Haredi College of Jerusalem, the brainchild of the daughter of Shas leader Ovadia Yosef, aims to integrate the ultra-Orthodox into Israel's workforce.Grave Situation

New efforts are being made to salvage American Jewish cemeteries in disrepair.Among Friends

In introducing Pope Benedict XVI in London, Great Britain's chief rabbi underscored the hard-won mutual respect and understanding between Catholics and Jews.Partition and Return

The partition of the Palestine Mandate in 1947-48 is far from unique in modern historyThe Man Who Sneaked into Auschwitz

Seventy years ago, a Polish army captain voluntarily entered Auschwitz in order to discover the truth about the camp. (With audio.)Ode to Cholent

The 19th-century German poet Heinrich Heine sings of the "food of heaven."When MI6 Blew Up Refugee Ships

A new book reveals how Great Britain used explosives to try to stop ships carrying Holocaust survivors to the Holy Land.The Master of Species

In Jerusalem, an expert in both halakhah and botany pronounces judgment on purchases of the plants involved in the observance of Sukkot.