Yaakov Hoffman’s collection of unusual Chanukah menorahs sheds light on one of our most beloved ritual items Photos: Naftoli Goldgrab & Lior Mizrahi They began as humble oil containers made out of clay. But as the centuries passed, expert craftsmen turned the Chanukah menorah into a stunning work of art. During a recent visit to
Ten generations ago, in a much less prosperous time, Switzerland’s Jews were restricted to just two outlying villages
This lion keeper, with his large black yarmulke, beard, and peyos, has his own lessons to learn from the king of the jungle
“Fashion designer” is not exactly a profession most people would associate with a chassid, but that didn’t stop Yosel Tiefenbrun
Cyprus’s historical Jewish havens of refuge are in closed military zones following a civil war — but that wouldn’t stop us, would it?
