Heritage
Why falafel is at the heart of Israel’s 'Operation Dugo' Holocaust remembrance
Operation Dugo grew out of David “Dugo” Leitner’s personal tradition of eating falafel every January 18, the date linked to the start of the Auschwitz death marches in 1945.
A slow journey through France’s Loire Valley: Chateaux, wine, and quiet beauty
Heritage Minister Eliyahu to visit North Macedonia as gov't guest to strengthen diplomatic ties
Maduro has claimed Jewish ancestry, here is what is known - explainer
Warsaw Jewish cemetery director fired after clashing with state-funded heritage group
Jewish director alleges that the current contract between the foundation and the Jewish community board is “abusive,” limiting the influence of local Jews over projects in their own cemetery.
US Heritage Foundation thinktank staff quit amid antisemitism controversy
In a statement on Monday about the resignations and firings, Heritage Foundation Chief Advancement Officer Andy Olivastro said a handful of staff had chosen "disruption" and "disloyalty."
Israel marks national day of commemoration for Yemenite Jewish aliyah
Education Ministry officials promised that, in addition to creating educational resources, the ministry is “trying to instill in teachers sensitivity to the different ethnic backgrounds."
Turkey unveils new Gobeklitepe discoveries, adding to picture of Neolithic age
Turkey's Stone Mounds Project, including Gobeklitepe and Karahantepe, features the world's oldest structures for gathering and rituals, dating to 9,500 BCE.
Heritage head Kevin Roberts apologizes for calling Tucker Carlson critics 'venomous coalition'
The Heritage president warned that Democratic victories in elections across the country showed how the Conservative movement had to work to engage in difficult conversations to promote its values.
After 200 years: The world's most famous heritage site fully revealed
Tourists at Athens’ Acropolis will soon enjoy a long-unseen view of the Parthenon, free of scaffolding for the first time in 200 years.
The secret Europe is hiding: Where to find true peace in 2025
Europe struggles with over-tourism, but Estonia’s remote islands offer true peace: Ruhnu with 150 residents and ringing sand, Vormsi with Swedish heritage, and Kihnu with a matriarchal society.
Satellite Study Tracks Wartime Destruction of Syrian Heritage Sites
Looting and military reuse identified as key drivers of archaeological damage.
Why does US media not celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month? - opinion
We need Jewish American Heritage Month so we can honor a unique and ancient history, and celebrate the richness of Jewish heritage.
Rekindling the forgotten exploits, daring of Sephardi-Portuguese in the Caribbean - opinion
After the forced expulsions from Spain and Portugal, Sephardi-Portuguese established communities in the Caribbean, which controled trade routes and established strategic outposts.