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Future of Jewish · 4 Sep

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication focused on providing deeper insights and understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish global issues.

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The fraudster at the center of an NBA scandal once proclaimed 'tzedek tzedek tirdof'

Louis Keene in Forward · 3 Sep

Joe Sanberg, a former rising star in the Democratic party and co-founder of the green energy company Aspiration, has become the central figure in an NBA scandal involving the Los Angeles Clippers.

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DovBer Pinson: The Jewish People's Path of Teshuva [Teshuva 2/5]

18forty · 3 Sep

Rabbi DovBer Pinson explores the concept of teshuva (repentance) by differentiating between "lower" and "higher" forms, urging Jews to focus on the root causes of misalignments and the current state of heightened anti-Semitism.

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Ep 5: Missing Mussar

dasi@mishpacha.com in Mishpacha · 3 Sep

In the early 20th century, the month of Elul in European yeshivas was imbued with the ethos of the Mussar movement, a movement that emphasized ethical and spiritual development alongside Torah study.

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Misunderstandings in Tzniut

Jack Cohen in Lehrhaus · 2 Sep

Jack Cohen explores the often-misunderstood concept of tzniut (modesty) in Jewish thought, particularly within Modern Orthodox circles.

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'Astonishing backlash': Hear the Orthodox rabbi who spoke out against Gaza's famine and settler violence

Haaretz Weekly · 2 Sep

Rabbi Yosef Blau, an 86-year-old retired leader within the modern Orthodox community, sparked intense debate by leading an open letter condemning Israel's role in Gaza's humanitarian crisis and settler violence.

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Building systems of care

eJewishPhilanthropy · 2 Sep

Elisheva Thompson emphasizes the crucial role of robust organizational systems in supporting Jewish communal professionals.

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American Idols

Dovid Bashevkin in Tablet · 2 Sep

Dovid Bashevkin explores the enduring relevance of idolatry in a modern context while recounting his childhood memories of Avraham's iconoclastic tale.

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‘Purify Our Hearts to Serve You in Truth’: Rav Amital’s Guide to Elul

Rivka Bennun Kay in 18forty · 1 Sep

Rivka Bennun Kay explores the teachings of Rabbi Yehuda Amital on spiritual introspection during the month of Elul, drawing from his book "When God is Near."

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#101: Third Order of Mishnah (Women)

Torah 101 · 1 Sep

This episode delves into the Third Order of the Mishnah, Nashim, which concerns laws relating to women, marriage, and vows, and includes discussions on levirate marriages, suspected adultery, and nazirite vows.

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8/30/25 – Shiur 526 – The “Epstein Files” – Do we have the right to know if someone is a threat to our community —whether a pedophile, abuser, or swindler?

Halacha Headlines · 29 Aug

The episode explores the delicate balance of protecting community safety while respecting individual rights, focusing on the implications of Jewish law (halacha) and secular law regarding publicizing information about potential threats.

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‘Be a human being about this’: Ritchie Torres, Adam Friedland and a sensational confrontation over the Israel-Hamas War

Louis Keene in Forward · 29 Aug

Rep. Ritchie Torres' appearance on comedian Adam Friedland's show became an unexpected moment of raw emotional exchange over the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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Pardon Me

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 26 Aug

Exploring the complexities of seeking forgiveness in Jewish tradition, this piece delves into various scenarios where mechilah (forgiveness) is sought and granted, based on Halachic guidance.

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Can We See Reality Like Moses? - Parsha Re'eh with Rabbi Shalom Paltiel

Chabad.org · 26 Aug

Rabbi Shalom Paltiel explores the theme of perception in Parsha Re'eh, asking whether our engagement with the Torah is primarily through sight or hearing.

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The Call for Fasting and Prayer

Emes Ve-Emunah · 26 Aug

Amidst heightened tensions and increased anti-Jewish sentiment globally, both the Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah of Agudah and religious leaders from other faiths, notably Pope Leo, recently called for fasting and prayer.

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Mohammed's Jewish Grandson: "My Father Is A Muslim, But I'm Jewish..."

Chabad.org · 26 Aug

Yosef, born to a Muslim father and Jewish mother, ultimately decided to embrace his Jewish identity.

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Rochi Ebner: Rav Kook's Return to Our Soul [Teshuva 1/5]

18forty · 26 Aug

Rochi Ebner discusses the integration of Rav Kook's spirituality and teachings in contemporary Judaism, emphasizing personal and communal transformation in preparation for teshuva.

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The Torah tells us how to handle the widespread fraud at the World Zionist Congress

eJewishPhilanthropy · 25 Aug

Following allegations of electoral fraud in the recent World Zionist Congress elections, this piece draws on Torah principles to argue for accountability and justice.

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Gender and Faith Discrimination in Israel

Emes Ve-Emunah · 24 Aug

This opinion piece addresses recent developments in Tel Aviv concerning gender and faith discrimination, where synagogues are being asked to sign agreements ensuring services without discrimination.

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When was NYC mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa’s trademark red beret a kippah? At his sons’ bar mitzvahs

Joseph Strauss in JTA · 22 Aug

Curtis Sliwa, the Republican candidate for New York City mayor, is known for his iconic red beret representing his work with the Guardian Angels.

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8/23/25 – Shiur 525 – UnKosher Competition – The Four Halachic Red Lines in Business You Can’t Cross | Rabbi Berel Wein ZT”L – never published interview | The Headlines Quit Smoking Challenge

Halacha Headlines · 22 Aug

Renowned rabbis discuss the halachic concept of unfair business competition, highlighting the four red lines in business that cannot be crossed according to Jewish law.

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Tattoo Rabbi: “I Can’t Keep QUIET About This Any Longer”

Chabad.org · 21 Aug

In this episode of the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, the discussion revolves around the cultural and religious implications of tattoos within Jewish tradition.

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For barbraphiles and Streisand fanatics, a plethora of babtastic barbrabilia

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 21 Aug

Barbra Streisand enthusiasts are in for a treat with the auction of what is claimed to be the world's largest Streisand memorabilia collection, curated by the late Louis Papalas.

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Familiar Touch and the Feminist Politics of Aging

On the Nose · 21 Aug

Filmmaker Sarah Friedland and feminist scholar Lynne Segal explore aging through a feminist lens, inspired by the Jewish Communist community's concepts of care.

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