Shula Kopf
Shula Kopf was a staff writer for The Miami Herald and freelanced for the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Tablet Magazine, and Moment magazine, among others.
She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy from State University of New York, Binghamton and a Master’s Degree in English Literature from the University of Southern Mississippi.
‘Rebecca of Ivanhoe’: Alison Bass’s Jewish sequel to Sir Walter Scott’s classic - review
Finding the right balance: Shayan Rose Ben Sira’s stacked sculptures
Prof. Andrew Pessin: From campus pariah to prophet of antisemitism
British and Israeli scientists create partnership through the British Council's BIRAX program
The Britain-Israel Research and Academic Exchange (BIRAX) program's new NIS 12 million investment allows for new scientific advancements.
Rabbi Rick Jacobs: Number of converts to Judaism rising since Oct. 7
Since October 7, Rabbi Rick Jacobs has focused on mobilizing the Reform movement as it rallies behind Israel while also confronting the rising antisemitism in North America
The unbreakable spirit of Miriam Peretz
Ofir Libstein was the first casualty reported on Israeli television news that morning. The devastating blow hit Miriam Peretz like another son being ripped away.
Resilience in the shadow of war – Avshalom Pollak's latest project
Avraham Pollak’s choreographic style is characterized by emotional intensity, physicality, and exploration of human relationships.
When Hamas attacked on October 7, three female rabbis responded
Three leaders, three communities, three stories of resilience: How three female Reform rabbis acted on October 7.
Trauma specialist Mooli Lahad aids thousands of evacuees
Mooli Lahad has pioneered a unique method that has gained international acclaim for preventing and treating post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Dalia Hay Acco's 'chaotic overabundance'
All the paintings portray amorphous images of different sizes, executed in a technique of engraving in tar, sometimes mixed with acrylic or ink.
New Israeli art exhibit deals with magic and voodoo
‘Fioretta’: A cinematic journey through five centuries of Jewish history
In the visually elegant documentary Fioretta, skillfully brought to life by award-winning Israeli-American filmmaker Matthew Mishory, we embark on a journey through five centuries of Jewish history.
Fulfilling a century-old promise: A journey to San Vigilio in a soldier's memory
San Vigilio is as beautiful as my great-uncle described in his diary when he served as a doctor in the Austro-Hungarian army on the Italian front.
