The article discusses the need to reclaim Zionism for the center ground amid controversies in the Jewish community.

Dorot, a Jewish nonprofit in NYC, known for alleviating loneliness among seniors, faced financial challenges post-COVID despite a temporary revenue spike in 2021 due to pandemic relief funds.

The text explores the concept of tzenius (modesty) and its implications for communal leaders, particularly focusing on the multifaceted nature of tzenius in Jewish thought.

In this reflection on the importance of positive feedback and recognizing strengths, Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph shares a personal story of how a friend's simple acknowledgment of his talents helped him through a dark time of self-doubt.

The OU Israel established Makom Balev and the Oraita Program to provide programming for Israeli teens, particularly those in economically-disadvantaged areas, giving them leadership skills and guidance to succeed.

In this episode of Unorthodox Guide to Summer, the hosts share their recommendations for TV shows, films, and books for the season.

Rabbi Jacob Blumenthal reflects on the Jewish value of equity and the miracle of creation, emphasizing that although humans are made in the same image, we are all unique individuals with diverse qualities and talents.

The text discusses the Jewish perspective on inclusion, equity, and justice, particularly in the context of recent debates within the community.

The text discusses the idea that despite some people hoping that Donald Trump will self-sabotage and lose the upcoming election, his behavior and that of his opponents indicate otherwise.

Rav Gershon Edelstein, a revered figure in the yeshivah world, passed away at the age of 100, leaving behind a legacy of quiet influence and profound Torah knowledge.

The Jewish Federation of North America recently identified a surge in individuals actively seeking connections to Jewish life, particularly among young and mid-life adults who value personal invitations and familiar faces at Jewish events.

Craig Newmark was honored by Moment magazine for his support of independent journalism and democracy, receiving the 2024 Inspirational Leadership Award.

Ilana Kaufman, CEO of the Jews of Color Initiative, emphasizes the importance of maintaining commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts despite challenges and conflicts that may arise.

In this episode of Unorthodox, the focus is on Fathers Day and Shavuot, exploring themes of fatherhood, loss, and Jewish responsibility.

Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, an esteemed Rosh Yeshiva in Israel, is facing criticism for his staunch opposition to allowing Charedi students to be drafted into the IDF, leading to financial crises in yeshivos due to revoked government funding.

Claudia Sheinbaum has made history as the first Jewish head of state in North America, becoming the president-elect of Mexico.

The article asserts that President Biden is showing signs of decline.

Temple Bnai Or, a Reform congregation in Morristown, N.J., underwent changes in its senior team, prompting the creation of a covenant guided by Rabbi Michael Satz to enhance organizational culture and teamwork.

Rabbi Joshua Berdugo, born in Miami, Florida, and a student of Rabbi Zweig at Yeshiva Ve Kollel Bet Moshe Haim, holds semichah from prominent rabbis and is currently studying dayanut through Eretz Hemdah.

The upcoming rally in Manhattan against antisemitism sponsored by Chosen People Ministries, a group that aims to convert Jews to Christianity, has provoked varied reactions from Jewish leaders.

Aaron Abramson, a former Israeli army member and believer in Jesus as the Messiah, has been appointed as the CEO of Jews for Jesus, making him the first Israeli to lead the organization known for its Christian missionary efforts to convert Jews.

In a discussion on spiritual resilience, three rabbis reflect on God, Torah, and Israel.

In Shiur 469, the discussion revolves around the practice of Shemiras Einayim, focusing on practical Halachos, strengthening commitment, and personal anecdotes, particularly exploring the "Vayimaen phenomenon."

Rabbi Miriam Lorie is set to become the first female Orthodox rabbi in the UK, marking a decade of progress for Orthodox women in leadership roles.

Senator John Fetterman, a Pennsylvania Democrat, was honored at Yeshiva University for his staunch support of Israel, which he highlighted during his commencement address by removing a Harvard sash to protest the university's perceived lack of support for the Jewish community.