In the age of Gaza's destruction and endless turmoil, the Conservative Movement's flagship seminary has launched an MFA in creative writing, led by award-winning Israeli author Etgar Keret. The program hopes to offer a sanctuary for Jewish writers who feel excluded elsewhere

A 2010 study from Ben-Gurion University found that Egyptian fruit bats fly drunk like the rest of us, and now it's earned an Ig Nobel Prize for aviation

Prof. Yuval Heled, a physiology specialist, is the partner of the mother of the released hostage Naama Levy, says that 'the realization that they were in the tunnels in Gaza doesn't let go' even after they return from captivity

After three decades, Carolivia Herron's debut novel 'Thereafter Johnnie' has been sealed in the Book of Life by a reissue. The author reflects on finding new audiences at age 78, integrating a lunch counter and that time the KKK offered their support

"One Battle After Another" skewers American delusion, Hollywood hubris and Leonardo DiCaprio's bathrobe budget