Jewish Life Around the World

Depite all odds -- some might call it an outright miracle -- a Budapest shul has survived two World Wars, the rise...

Leyla Aglamaz, who migrated to Israel in 1971, shares her childhood in Ankara, the Jewish life, traditions, religious rituals and...

Personalized flight screens are becoming more prevalent, but there are still many airlines without these entertainment options – leaving many...

Jews have lived a problematic existence in Greece for over 2,000 years, sustaining their most devastating destruction during humanity’s flight...

The New York Jewish Travel Guide sat down with Rabbi Yehezkel Edery, Chief Rabbi of Japan and head of Chabad...

Yokohama, Japan's second-largest city, boasts the title of the largest luxury cruise port and remains a highly sought-after destination among...

Alex Meitlis installed a riot of mirrors, a hand-painted floor, sculptured cardboard bar legs and a beaded chandelier in Aviv...

The New York Jewish Travel Guide had the privilege of speaking with Jonathan Ornstein, Executive Director of the Jewish Community...

In 1516 a decree ordered that all the Jews in Venice be relocated to geto, an island in the old...

Much is packed within the small area of Josefov, Prague’s Jewish Quarter, formerly a walled ghetto, and today one of...