Caffe Aronne, located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, recently became kosher following its owner Aaron Dahan's decision to seek kosher supervision.

The article discusses Jewish and Israeli athletes to watch during the 2024 Paris Olympics, highlighting key performances and schedules.

Four pupils from Kisharon No School in Hendon, a Jewish educational institution for children with special needs, were honored with Jack Petchey awards for their exceptional achievements, presented by the Mayor of Barnet.

In a recent article by Zach Briton, the need for the pro-Israel community to embrace the influencer era is discussed.

In a discussion led by Ari Wasserman involving various rabbis and experts, the topic of how to perceive and educate children about non-Jews and the non-Jewish world is examined.

On the Bonjour Chai podcast, the hosts discuss recent developments in U.S. politics, focusing on President Joe Biden's decision not to seek re-election.

Dr. David Weiss, a professor visiting the Rebbe, ponders the question - Who Is Considered My Chassid?

In this episode, the speaker reflects on how his father maximized opportunities in Atlanta's Jewish community and his significant involvement in the Skylab re-entry project.

Dion Marsh, a man from New Jersey, has been sentenced to 40 years in federal prison for a series of violent antisemitic attacks on Orthodox Jewish men in Lakewood in April 2022.

Andrzej Boryga, a self-described Nazi in Indiana, was sentenced to two years in federal prison for leaving threatening voicemails at Anti-Defamation League offices.

Jessica Fox, a highly accomplished Jewish slalom canoe paddler from Australia, has been selected as the flag bearer for her country at the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

The article discusses the highly divisive issue of ultra-Orthodox haredi Jews in Israel who refuse to serve in the army, contrasting them with the Religious Zionist community that emphasizes both Torah study and military service.

The text discusses Agudah's appeal for funds to support Charedi yeshivos in Israel following a government subsidy cut.

Sarah Levy, the great-granddaughter of a South African rugby star, found her passion for rugby at Northeastern University and is now set to represent the United States in the 2024 Paris Olympics as a wing for the national women's rugby team.

Bear Bergman explores parenting through a Jewish lens in his new book "Special Topics in Being a Parent."

Shabbat times for the week of July 26 to August 2 are provided for various cities like London, Bournemouth, Leeds, Manchester, Gateshead, and Glasgow.

The text discusses the importance of coalition building within the Jewish community with other groups, emphasizing the need for partnerships in pursuing common goals despite challenges faced, such as some communities not supporting Israel.

In Jerusalem, Indian Abraham, a medical tattoo artist and recent immigrant from California, is providing free consultations and discounted scar camouflage for survivors of the October 7 massacre.

The term "whole of society" is crucial in understanding current American politics, popularized by the Obama administration a decade ago.

London's Charedi leadership has called for a day of prayer in response to fears that new government measures could lead to increased regulation of yeshivot.

Donald Trump expressed surprise at American Jews voting for Democrats, claiming many do not support Israel, a sentiment that has angered Jewish groups in the past.

"Hapless" is a irreverent Jewish comedy show that follows journalist Paul Green as he navigates Jewish life with his family and friends, tackling taboo subjects and Jewish stereotypes in a humorous way.

The author reflects on their parenting journey with six children, noting Jewish summer camp as a top decision for fostering Jewish identity in their kids despite facility shortcomings.

The Gateshead Council rejected proposals for a new four-story yeshivah in Newcastle due to concerns about its impact on neighbors, citing issues with design and lack of information.

Yehuda Nathan, the founder of YN Design in Florida, transitioned his love for woodworking from a hobby in yeshivah to a successful millwork business specializing in high-end woodworking for residential spaces and shuls.