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Howard Jacobson, renowned British novelist known for his acerbic wit and explorations of Jewish identity, meets with journalist Dominic Green in a London caf...

Jamie Lee Curtis, known for her enthusiasm and pride as a "Jewish mom," appeared on the Today Show where she shared a heartwarming moment with Daniel Radclif...

Oshtoky, the traditional Bukharian dish of stuffed grape leaves, offers a blend of rich flavors molded into a comforting meal that's ideal for Shabbat. This ...

Composer Alex Weiser and librettist Stephanie Fleischmann explore the lesser-known story of Tevye's daughter Sphrintse in their new opera, "Tevye's Daughters...

Exploring the intriguing question of whether oysters could be considered kosher, the article delves into the history of a Jewish debate sparked by Rabbi Isaa...

The concept of the golem in Jewish tradition offers a potent metaphor for exploring boundaries between humanity, intelligence, and technology. Historically, ...

In the eighth episode of the Forverts podcast, listeners are taken on an auditory journey through the New York City subway system, exploring the diverse and ...

YouTube sensation Ms. Rachel Griffin Accurso spotlights Hebrew language in her latest episode of "Learn with Ms. Rachel," amidst a theme focusing on friendsh...

Zach Braff recently recounted the amusing tale of Lauryn Hill attending his bar mitzvah, despite them losing contact after high school. Hill and Braff, who b...

"Bookends," the first feature produced by the Jewish Writers Institute Screenwriters Lab, is inspired by creator Noam Ash's personal experiences living with ...

A new video game, The Eternal Life of Goldman, offers a fresh take on Jewish representation by featuring an unlikely hero: an elderly Jewish man named Mr. Go...

In the midst of polarized geopolitical tensions, liberal Zionists like those in J Street find themselves navigating complex ideological landscapes within the...

In this episode of "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," the host delves into a personal narrative about transformative words that had a profound impact ...

Alyssa Rosenheck, a prominent architectural and interior design photographer, shares her journey of embracing and vocalizing her Jewish identity amid cultura...

Leah Koenig's article champions the idea of enjoying charoset beyond just the Passover seder, even suggesting incorporating it into a cheese board for the en...

In this engaging first installment of the series "Who Knows Nine?" by Cindy Scarr, we meet Rosen, who is experiencing a mysterious pattern of headaches every...

During the ongoing conflict with Iran, Israeli civilians have increasingly relied on smartphones for safety and social interactions. Apps like Home Front Com...

Neil Sedaka, the Jewish music legend known for hits like "Calendar Girl" and "Laughter in the Rain," passed away at 86. Sedaka's life and career were deeply ...

Pink's daughter, Willow Sage Hart, showed off her Jewish pride by wearing a Star of David necklace during a performance on The Kelly Clarkson Show. The perfo...

The Learning Curve's tenth episode, featuring Rabbi Dovid Goldman, delves into pressing educational challenges faced in modern classrooms. The discussion, le...

Amidst the grim reality of seeking shelter from bomb sirens, Israelis donning costumes in bomb shelters represent a choice to embrace joy and resist the perv...

The article explores the influence of Jewish celebrities in promoting Jewish solidarity and cultural awareness. It contrasts the outspoken advocacy of celebr...

The article explores the intertwining of joy and sorrow in Jewish history and tradition, exemplified through holidays like Purim, Passover, and Yom Hashoah. ...

Jerusalem marked Shushan Purim amid the strains of conflict, as sirens signaling incoming missile attacks from Iran coincided with the holiday. Celebrations ...

Jessica Marill reflects on preserving her grandfather's Passover legacy after his passing in 2017. For years, her grandfather, MG, guided the family's seder ...

New York City's Public Advocate Jumaane Williams and JCRC CEO Mark Treyger celebrated Purim by touring kosher bakeries on the Upper West Side in a hamentashe...

Andrew Rehfeld provides a reflective take on the celebration of Purim, distinguishing between the characters of Vashti and Esther as models for moral and pol...

Actress and author Annabelle Gurwitch discusses her new memoir, "The End of My Life Is Killing Me: The Unexpected Joys of a Cancer Slacker," with Moment Edit...

Jewish education in North America is evolving through both traditional and innovative approaches. While the educational system has historically sought to mai...

Xueqin Jiang, a Beijing-based lecturer on YouTube and a researcher at Harvard's Global Education Innovation Initiative, has gained internet fame for his pred...

Kveller's latest offering, the Passover Parody Songbook, adds a comical twist to the traditional Passover seder. Featuring parodies contributed by the Kvelle...

The piece re-examines the Purim story through the lens of Vashti's refusal rather than Esther's bravery, drawing parallels between the ancient tale and moder...

The collection of reader feedback in Mishpacha Magazine's Inbox: Issue 1102, showcases diverse perspectives from the Jewish community. The letters cover a ra...

Rivky Horowitz, an experienced marathon runner, shares her insights for running outdoors during cold weather, emphasizing the importance of proper attire and...

Cindy Scarr reflects humorously on her family's aversion to goat milk products, a staple in their household due to an unexpected Chinese auction win. Initial...

In "As the Sirens Wail," various writers from Family First share their personal reflections and anxieties about the ongoing tension and potential conflict wi...

In a heartfelt reflection, Cindy Scarr explores the unpredictability of life in Israel amidst ongoing conflicts and the yearning for a semblance of normalcy....

Tatyana Tenenbaum's debut documentary, "Everything You Have Is Yours," follows dancer Hadar Ahuvia as she navigates personal and cultural conflicts through t...

Two newly published haggadot are celebrating the contributions of Jewish women and the inspiration of biblical figures like Miriam through art and scholarshi...

March 2026 unveils a captivating lineup of Jewish-themed TV content, aligning perfectly with Purim and Passover preparations. This month promises a varied mi...

Reflecting on the comedic work of the late Catherine O'Hara, Tori Greene examines how her performances underscore the importance of maintaining cultural and ...

Jonathan Schmalzbach presents a crossword puzzle in Hadassah Magazine that engages readers with clues related to songs and musical themes. This interactive f...

In a poignant display of resilience during a period of conflict, Rabbi Hayim Leiter recounts performing a brit milah amid missile alerts south of Jerusalem. ...

Galeet Dardashti reflects on her grandfather, Younes Dardashti, known as the "Nightingale of Iran," who rose to fame as a Jewish singer in Iran during a time...

The discussion of Date Honey versus Bee Honey in the context of the Torah portion Ki Tissa unveils fascinating aspects of Jewish history and tradition. In th...

Reflecting on the intersection of satire and reality, Gary Rosenblatt writes poignantly about how current events overshadow the usual lightheartedness associ...

Amidst heightened tensions and a looming war with Iran, Israel finds itself under threat from ballistic missiles launched from Iranian territory. This new co...

Isaac Babel's short story, "Di Grasso," captures the evocative atmosphere of early 20th-century Odessa through the eyes of a young theater ticket scalper. As...

A brief overview titled "March 2026" from Tablet Magazine editors provides insights into potential developments and challenges anticipated in the Jewish worl...

As global tensions rise with the onset of conflict involving Israel, the U.S., and Iran, Jewish traditions offer a refuge of comfort, exemplified by actress ...