Clustered in front of the information desk at the Nashville International Airport, a crowd of people sing, dance, wave American and Israeli flags and pass out homemade cupcakes.
Members of Nashville’s Israeli and Palestinian communities grieve, fear for friends and family as war in Gaza escalates
In Nashville, members of the local Israeli and Palestinian communities are grieving and anxiously awaiting news of their friends and family.
A Tennessee senator faces accusations of antisemitism after comments about a Jewish congressional candidate
A Trump-backed candidate for Tennessee’s 5th Congressional District is firing back at a state lawmaker over an antisemitic remark. The Tennessee senator who made the comments has a history of incendiary rhetoric.
With ‘Passover In A Box,’ The Food-Focused Jewish Holiday Is Adapted To An Unusual Time
As the weeklong holiday of Passover begins Wednesday night, people are adapting to a new reality that’s changing nearly every part of the Jewish observance — including getting the right food on the table.
New Musical Explores The Era Of The ‘Jew Store’ In Rural Tennessee
Listen In 1920, a Jewish family moved from New York to Union City, Tennessee. It was a novel enough occurrence that, nearly a century later, their story has been adapted into a musical, called “Jew Store,” which is coming through Nashville this weekend. And while the name may sound provocative, it also illuminates an often forgotten […]