Influential jews

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences is one of America’s oldest learned societies and independent policy research centers.

Sitting down with UN Watch executive director Hillel Neuer, an outspoken Israel advocate in an often unfriendly and biased environment, who has the eyes of the world upon him.

Sylvia goes to Cannes – in a documentary about her life.

Shagrir, in a career that spanned just over a half a century, was one of the central figures of Israel’s film and television industries.

Sitting down with multi-talented octogenarian Larry Frisch, who in just one twist in his long and colorful history, was assistant director of seminal film "Exodus."

Visiting Tel Aviv as part of a UNICEF delegation, Jamie McCourt opens up.

Veteran NBC reporter David Gregory takes on an unlikely topic in his first book: Spirituality.

“Anti-Semitic stereotypes about Jews and money have a long and dark history, sowing distrust and other negative feelings towards Jews,” says ADL National Director.

Natan Sharansky, Jewish Agency head, and dialogue chairman hails decision as way for non-Orthodox to advance projects and lobby for their interests.

When first invited to help select the 50 most influential Jews, the phrase “influential Jews” unnerved me.