Holding unlit candles, they pack into the sprawling 12th century basilica built on the site where, according to tradition, ...

The bad, the good, and the downright ugly coalesce and pulsate there with an obstinacy and determination to survive, and some ...

Passover, the traditional spring holiday, beckons with its spread of cultural and leisure time events up and down the country ...

The Health Wagon, in collaboration with the School of Health Sciences at Emory & Henry University and the Mel Leaman Free Clinic will host a two-day free community health fair aimed at providing ...

Check out this detailed guide for 3 days in Jerusalem, the perfect itinerary for first-time visitors. Includes all the best things to do in Jerusalem + tips ...

Intellectual life in the modern West traces its origins to the ancient Greeks and Romans. However, by the launch of the First ...

“Orthodox change nothing,” Father Sava adds. “The faith that was delivered to the saints,” Martin agrees. We pause before a striking painting of the Virgin Mary surrounded by a duel of light and dark ...

When Lonely Planet positioned Lithuania in the number-two spot of its Best in Travel in 2025, before Fiji, Laos and Kazakhstan, it roused surprise, curiosity and thrill. Bordered by Latvia, Poland, ...

The Limbourg brothers, Herman, Paul, and Jean, born between 1385 and 1388, were Dutch painters from Nijmegen, but they were ...

Sunrise behind the Kotel in Jerusalem, Painting by Alex Levin Friday night at the Kotel in Jerusalem, Painting by Alex Levin Sunrise above the Kotel in Jerusalem, Painting by Alex Levin Experience ...

A diverse group show on the broadly defined them of middle age(s) marks an auspicious debut for Roundabouts Now, a new ...

Reuven Rubin’s 1950 painting “First Seder in Jerusalem” at first glance seems like a simple but moving representation of a diverse group of Jews at a Passover table. There are secular ...