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Addressing executive functioning challenges can have a significant impact on personal and familial well-being, as illustrated through the experiences shared ...

In this episode of 'Jamie In The Rova,' Michael Dickson, Executive Director of StandWithUs, explores the concept of Israeli resilience through both personal ...

Leah Koenig shares a recipe for a vibrant and "impossibly green" soup, inspired by Wishbone Kitchens and packed with immune-boosting ingredients like ginger,...

Alana Newhouse introduces a new monthly feature titled "Remember the Day," which invites readers to engage in reflection and reconsideration of the past, bey...

Kate Hudson, inspired by her Jewish heritage through her grandmother Laura Hawn, shares her love for challah baking on the Table Manners podcast. Despite her...

Michael Golden explores the experience of attending a Catholic Mass as a Jewish guest, highlighting both the similarities and distinctive elements between Je...

Beef Bulgogi is a Korean-inspired dish adapted for easy preparation with commonly available ingredients, making it an excellent introduction to Korean cuisin...

Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. dives into the intertwined histories of Black and Jewish communities in his new PBS series, "Black and Jewish America...

Sonya’s Prep offers practical advice for planning family vacations on a budget by preparing easy, make-ahead meals. The video showcases a recipe for lula keb...

Bibimbap, a Korean dish celebrated for its adaptability, is featured with a recipe tailored to family preferences. It centers around customizable components ...

A delightful kosher adaptation of the traditional Korean japchae dish, this version uses rice noodles instead of glass noodles made from sweet potatoes, whic...

Calder Weiss, writing as part of the New York Jewish Week's Teen Journalism Fellowship, explores the discomfort of maintaining Zionist beliefs in increasingl...

This recipe offers a kosher twist on classic Korean fried chicken, adapting it to Jewish dietary needs by swapping out Korean potato starch for a more access...

In a year filled with profound discussions, I Read This Over Shabbos, a newsletter by Rivka Bennun Kay, curated a list of 20 books recommended by diverse gue...

January 2026 promises a rich array of television content with Jewish influences, ranging from dramas to documentaries. Key highlights include the third seaso...

The article explores the rich history of Bukovina, a culturally diverse region in Eastern Europe, mainly during the late Habsburg rule and its transition int...

Exploring the convergence of Jewish faith and body image activism, Minna Bromberg's 'Every Body Beloved' challenges the Jewish community to recognize and dis...

Mason Bates and Gene Scheer's operatic adaptation of Michael Chabon's novel "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" explores the juxtaposition between po...

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outs...

Yitz Landes explores Raphael Bob-Waksberg's new animated series, "Long Story Short," which picks up where "BoJack Horseman" left off, delving into themes of ...

Max Spitzkopf, a Yiddish detective character created by Jonas Kreppel, captivated early 20th-century Jewish readers with tales of mystery and crime set again...

The article covers various Jewish intellectual discussions, including a review of Eli Sharabi's memoir "Hostage," which navigates Israel's political landscap...

Max Hollander reflects on the parallels between today's integration of AI into society and the biblical narrative of the Tower of Babel, interpreting AI as a...

Israeli artists Neta Elkayam and Amit Hai Cohen are deeply immersed in fostering cultural exchange and understanding at Xavier University of Louisiana, the o...

Vivienne Gilliar-Smith recounts a poignant moment of connection to her Jewish heritage through a dress that belonged to her great-grandmother. As she prepare...

Yosef Lindell reviews the newly published Koren Sacks Humash, a project initiated by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks to create a modern Orthodox commentary on the Torah...

Tablet Magazine's editorial team provides an overview of significant cultural and geopolitical events to expect in January 2026, with a focus on developments...

Natan Slifkin explores the charedi community's reluctance to participate in Israel's national defense, attributing it to a lack of identification with the br...

Israeli artists Neta Elkayam and Amit Hai Cohen have spent the past two years at Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation's only Catholic historically Blac...

Joshua Hoffman appeals for support for Future of Jewish, a publication committed to providing in-depth insights into Jewish life, Israel, and global Jewish c...

Andrew Silow-Carroll reflects on his ritual of maintaining a five-year diary since 2011, capturing both the mundane and significant events of his life. This ...

Irving Berlin's 1926 marriage to Ellin Mackay, a Roman Catholic heiress, ignited significant debate within the Jewish community, reflecting longstanding tens...

A joyous celebration ensues as depicted in this video showcasing a moment of Jewish joy. The video highlights a Chabad event where expressions of dance, musi...

2026 offers Jewish individuals a chance to explore their heritage in novel ways, from spiritual practices like Jewish meditation and Shabbat hosting to engag...

With travel costs soaring, Sonya from Sonya's Prep provides a range of savvy meal preparation strategies designed for families seeking to manage their vacati...

Future of Jewish is a publication led by Joshua Hoffman, focusing on providing in-depth analysis and fostering connection to Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish ...

Reflecting on the pivotal stories of 2025, this article highlights significant discussions within the Jewish community concerning identity, tradition, and he...

As Israel's Population and Immigration Authority releases its most popular names of 2025, shifts are observed with traditionally favored names like Esther, N...

Gidon Lev, a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor, has become an unexpected TikTok sensation, blending his harrowing experiences with an infectious optimism. Born ...

Gary Rosenblatt reflects on the most-read articles he authored in 2025, addressing significant issues from the past year. Three articles critique how mainstr...

The article reflects on the author Michael Golden's experiences with cultural identity and his motivations for founding Jewdicious, a platform aimed at broad...

Zohran Mamdani is set to make history as New York City's first Muslim, South Asian, and millennial mayor, marking a significant milestone during his inaugura...

Peter Kaufman has opted to permanently remove the paywall from eight interviews conducted in 2025, making them free and accessible to the public. These inter...

This podcast episode delves into the unique aspects of life in Alaska, a place with distinctive geographical, cultural, and social characteristics due to its...

In a gripping story from Bondi, an individual with a concealed Jewish identity emerges as a victim in a significant incident, highlighting the complex dynami...

Bari Weiss, a Jewish journalist known for her principled stand on ideological diversity and journalistic integrity, became a target of media criticism follow...

Alan Morinis, founder of The Mussar Institute, discusses the profound spiritual benefits of unplugging on Shabbat as explored in his new book, "The Shabbat E...

In this episode, the hosts explore the challenges of wintertime burial practices in Alaska, revealing how Native Alaskan communities manage to inter their de...

After a year of closure due to health violations, New Absolute Bagels has reopened in New York City, drawing significant crowds despite its past issues. The ...

Yitzchok Saftlas, CEO of Bottom Line Marketing Group, intertwines Torah wisdom with modern relationship-building strategies in his book "A Practical Guide to...