Rediscovered right on the edge of a bustling town, frantic archeologist calls not only delayed a highway to be through it, but got the route rerouted to a bridge over it. Why is this cave so valuable?

Jews in America sit in a fragile place within the country's racial order, where partial acceptance into whiteness has brought both privilege and a sense of alienation. As tensions around race and the unresolved legacy of slavery continue to shape life in the U.S., Jews are increasingly pulled into these fault lines and are becoming a stand-in for wider societal discontent

This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A New Yorker who brought 40 gay men to Israel to volunteer and celebrate Pride, and a Canadian Birthright group leader who loves seeing the country through the of eyes first-time visitors