Young European Jews Asserting Identity, Against The Odds
Gary Rosenblatt Editor And Publisher Swedish ‘incubator’ project training young leaders, resisting the notion that Jewish life is dying. Stockholm — When the tall Hungarian woman in the back of the...
View ArticleJewish Innovation Not Confined To U.S.
Conventional wisdom has it that young American Jews are leading the trend toward innovation in Jewish life through entrepreneurial start-ups. There is also the widespread belief that European Jewry is...
View ArticleJewish Renaissance In Europe Presents A Surprising Challenge
Gary Rosenblatt Editor and Publisher ‘France is a great place for Jews to live,” the young woman on film was saying. “It’s a challenging environment but a welcoming environment.”The audience...
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Bread Alone is Not Enough
Efforts to get Jewish books to Holocaust survivors in Europe Miriam Intrator Tue, 02/22/2011In the spring of 1946, Zalman Grinberg and Josef Rosenzaft, representatives of Jewish Holocaust survivors and...
View ArticleDon’t Write Off European Jewry
Gary Rosenblatt Editor and Publisher Serious threats, but sparks of renewal. For many American Jews the well-documented reports of increased anti-Semitism this summer in such countries as England,...
View ArticleHeritage Tourism In Europe
Hilary Danailova Travel Writer From Poland to Portugal, nobody knows Jewish Europe like Ruth Ellen Gruber. On a given week, the Philadelphia-born journalist might be checking out a newly opened...
View ArticleJewish Life, 50 Years From Now
Joseph R. Rackman Commentary Magazine, on the occasion of its 70th anniversary, has published a symposium, “The Jewish Future,” with brief predictions by 70 people on what will be the condition of the...
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