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“Blessed is the Match”

Through her personal artifacts, diary, and poetry, a New York exhibit tells the story of the Zionist heroine Hannah Senesh, caught in Hungary and executed by the Nazis at the age of twenty-three.Behind the Man

Sonia Peres, Israel's late first lady, wasn't politically involved, or so goes the usual story; the real story is much more interesting.Rhapsody in Blue

Chagall's newly restored America Windows, completed in 1977, have a thoroughly American story; they also reprise the work he did in 1920 for the Moscow Yiddish Theatre.The Maghreb Difference

In northwest Africa, according to a Hebrew University professor, Arab-Jewish relations during World War II were significantly better than in the Middle East. Paying the Piper, Calling the Tune

If the debate over foreign funding of Israeli NGOs clarifies anything, it is that human-rights groups proliferate in societies that need them the least.On the Hill

Through biographical sketches of the Jews serving in the Senate or Congress over the past 170 years, a new book provides more than its share of little-known and surprising facts.Family Reunion

A rabbi descended from a family of forced converts believes that many Italian-Americans have Jewish ancestry, which she is Forbearance for (Mlle.) Le Pen

In the face of a sharp rise in anti-Semitic violence across western Europe, how much longer will concern over the impact of Muslim immigration be swept under the politically correct carpet?