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Future of Jewish Not everyone who is Jewish is a Jew. 5 Jun
Joshua Hoffman explores the complexities of modern Jewish identity, critiquing the trend of reshaping Judaism to fit individual preferences rather than embra...
5 Jun
JTA 70 Faces Media wins 27 Simon Rockower Awards for Excellence in Jewish Journalism 5 Jun
70 Faces Media achieved significant recognition by winning 27 prestigious Simon Rockower Awards for Excellence in Jewish Journalism, including 18 top positio...
5 Jun
Kveller 8 Amazing Jewish NBA Players You Need To Know About 5 Jun
Exploring the history and current presence of Jewish players in basketball, this article highlights the incredible contributions of Jewish athletes, both in ...
5 Jun
Hadassah Hadassah Magazine Wins 17 Rockower Awards, Its Biggest Year Yet 5 Jun
Hadassah Magazine celebrated a remarkable achievement by securing 17 Simon Rockower Awards, the prestigious honors for Jewish journalism conferred by the Ame...
5 Jun
Forward My irrational, possibly problematic obsession with an $85 yarmulke 5 Jun
Louis Keene delves into the complex social and cultural significance of wearing a yarmulke, spotlighting his infatuation with a designer $85 kippah from Rube...
5 Jun
Chabad.org This Is Why I Went To China 5 Jun
In this podcast episode, listeners are introduced to the story of a Jewish individual's journey to China, exploring the reasons behind their travel and how i...
5 Jun
Forward In ‘Something We Said,’ Richard Pryor’s daughter finds words to discuss the unspeakable 5 Jun
Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor's new book, "Something We Said," explores the complex history and personal facets of the n-word in America through an intimate lens,...
5 Jun
Forward A Hasidic wedding entertainer tries to keep up with the times — if his ego will let him 5 Jun
Israeli director Gidi Dar returns to the Hasidic world in his new film, "The Wedding Entertainer (The Tale of Moishe Badhan)," after a two-decade hiatus sinc...
5 Jun
Living Lchaim Why the Orthodox Jewish Identity Crisis Is Growing 5 Jun
Dr. Yosef Sokol, a psychologist and professor at Touro University, converses with Elisheva Liss about the growing identity crisis within the Orthodox Jewish ...
5 Jun
Tablet Dog Days 5 Jun
The piece titled "Dog Days," by Juin, who has been an illustrator for Charlie Hebdo since 2015, likely explores themes familiar to the publication's readers....
5 Jun
Kveller This Interfaith Comedy Show Is All About Promoting Peace 4 Jun
Comedy for Peace, an interfaith comedy show spearheaded by Israeli-American comedian Erik Angel, is celebrating its seventh anniversary. This initiative, whi...
4 Jun
Forward A Yiddish favorite is among the top baby names in New York  4 Jun
New York's list of popular baby names now includes 'Gitty,' a Yiddish name, highlighting the influence of growing ultra-Orthodox and Hasidic communities. Ref...
4 Jun
Future of Jewish Dear Ronald Lauder, we have your billion-dollar Jewish idea. 4 Jun
Joshua Hoffman argues that the Jewish world needs a billion-dollar investment in a decentralized media and public relations campaign to address its narrative...
4 Jun
Tablet The Truth About the Truth 4 Jun
Jacob Siegel's narrative reflects on personal transformation and nostalgia through a poignant road trip with a rabbi from New York to Queens. The journey sym...
4 Jun
Jamie Geller The Ultimate Dessert Mashup: Baklava Churros! 🥐🍯✨ (Easy Puff Pastry Hack) 3 Jun
Baklava Churros offer a unique fusion culinary experience by combining elements from Middle Eastern baklava and the popular churro treat. Utilizing a puff pa...
3 Jun
Forward In the course of his 104 years, he resisted the Nazis, fought against blood libel and became a towering Jewish intellectual 3 Jun
Edgar Morin, a towering French intellectual whose life spanned over a century, has passed away at 104. Born to Jewish immigrants from Salonica in 1921, Morin...
3 Jun
Forward The real reason Jews care about Marilyn Monroe 3 Jun
Marilyn Monroe's fascination among Jews extends beyond her iconic beauty, touching deeper societal and cultural narratives. Although she didn't appear Jewish...
3 Jun
Kveller Jamie Lee Curtis Recalls Visiting Budapest Synagogue With Her Late Sister, Kelly Curtis 3 Jun
Jamie Lee Curtis recently shared a poignant tribute to her late sister, Kelly Curtis, who passed away at the age of 69. Reflecting on their shared Jewish her...
3 Jun
Kveller I Can’t Stop Thinking About the One Jewish Character in ‘Yesteryear’ 3 Jun
Daci Platt reflects on the brief yet impactful representation of a Jewish character in Caro Claire Burke's novel, Yesteryear, which is gaining buzz for its s...
3 Jun
JTA Mamdani praises rabbinic group’s gala honorees for working ‘to bring Israelis and Palestinians closer together’ 3 Jun
Zohran Kwame Mamdani, a New York State Assembly member, has endorsed Darializa Avila Chevalier, a democratic socialist candidate challenging Rep. Adriano Esp...
3 Jun
Forward Tidbits: For the first time, a kosher restaurant has won a Michelin star 3 Jun
A kosher restaurant has achieved a significant milestone by earning a Michelin star for the first time. This landmark achievement underscores the growing rec...
3 Jun
Chabad.org This Is How I Met My Wife 3 Jun
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares a personal story about meeting his wife, intertwining elements of Jewish culture and values with personal anecdot...
3 Jun
Forward Jewish witchcraft isn't as weird as it sounds 3 Jun
The article explores the exhibit "Jews are Magic: Occult Practices from Palmistry to Psychics" at YIVO and the Center for Jewish History, shedding light on t...
3 Jun
Unpacked The Real Reason Morocco’s Jews Left 3 Jun
Once a flourishing community in Morocco, the Jews' migration story is one filled with complexity, heritage, and unexpected turns. Moroccan Jews, who once thr...
3 Jun
Future of Jewish Anti-Zionism is the new costume party. 3 Jun
Ido Singer's essay examines the phenomenon of performative activism, using the heightened popularity of the keffiyeh in recent anti-Zionist protests as a cas...
3 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy The new antisemitism problem our institutions weren’t built for 2 Jun
Antisemitism is evolving beyond visible extremist acts into a pervasive, ambient presence in online environments, driven by conspiracy theories and ideologic...
2 Jun
Kveller All the Jewish TV Coming June 2026 2 Jun
June 2026 promises an exciting array of Jewish-related television content, featuring numerous acclaimed Jewish actors and intriguing shows. Highlights includ...
2 Jun
Chabad.org I Sold Challah In China 2 Jun
This podcast episode explores the unique experience of selling challah in China, offering insights into how Jewish traditions are preserved and adapted in di...
2 Jun
Chabad.org Something Was Pulling My Soul 2 Jun
The episode "Something Was Pulling My Soul" from the podcast "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" explores personal narratives of spiritual awakening and...
2 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Looking for Jewish joy in less obvious places 2 Jun
Jewish joy is increasingly being highlighted in communal life, moving beyond traditional celebrations to encompass deeper, more enduring connections and resp...
2 Jun
The Free Press A Jewish History Heist at the British Museum. Plus. . . 2 Jun
The British Museum has recently been criticized for its handling of Jewish history, specifically concerning the postponement of a lecture on ancient Israel a...
2 Jun
Jewish Action The Language of the Soul: Judaism for the Deaf-Blind 2 Jun
Yitzchok Landa discusses the unique challenges and transformative experiences of Jewish inclusion for the deaf-blind community, focusing on a recent Israel t...
2 Jun
Jewish Action An All-American Barbecue 2 Jun
Naomi Ross explores the unique fusion of American and Jewish culinary traditions through the lens of an all-American barbecue. She highlights how staples of ...
2 Jun
Jewish Action Abled: Living With a Disability, A Torah View 2 Jun
Michal Horowitz's book, "Abled: Living With a Disability, A Torah View," deeply explores the Torah's teachings on disability and human worth. The book challe...
2 Jun
Jewish Action Letters – Summer 2026 2 Jun
The collection of letters in the Summer 2026 issue addresses various facets of contemporary Jewish life—from financial stress in modern Orthodox and Charedi ...
2 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy On the legs that fled Nova, I marched in New York with pride 2 Jun
Maayan Dee, a survivor of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on the Nova music festival in Israel, shares her emotional journey of healing and resilience as s...
2 Jun
The Free Press A Jewish History Heist at the British Museum 2 Jun
The British Museum's recent postponement of a lecture on ancient Israel and Judea, part of Jewish Culture Month, highlights a concerning trend of silencing h...
2 Jun
The Free Press Great Americans: The Mensch on the Mound 2 Jun
Sandy Koufax, the legendary pitcher for the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, is celebrated for his exceptional skills and humility both on and off the baseb...
2 Jun
Kveller ‘Couples Therapy’ Star Orna Guralnik Is the Jewish TV Healer We Need Right Now 1 Jun
Orna Guralnik, the Israeli American therapist starring in Showtime's 'Couples Therapy,' has become a pivotal figure in modern television's portrayal of thera...
1 Jun
Emes Ve-Emunah Is Israel Worse than Hamas? 1 Jun
Jonathan Rosenblum critiques how the media, particularly through Nicholas Kristof's New York Times piece, has amplified unsubstantiated allegations of Israel...
1 Jun
Forward Marilyn Monroe would be 100 today. Are we making too much of her conversion? 1 Jun
Marilyn Monroe's conversion to Judaism for her marriage to Arthur Miller in 1956 continues to intrigue, though its significance may be overstated. Monroe, bo...
1 Jun
Kveller Jokes About Jewish Athletes Got to Me. Then My Son Proved Them Wrong. 1 Jun
The article by Jackie Goldschneider reflects on the stereotype that Jewish people are not successful in sports, a notion she grew up with due to jokes and cu...
1 Jun
Chabad.org I Was a Jew With No Identity 1 Jun
Yaakov Schy shares his journey of self-discovery while living among various tribes in rural Asia, where he realized the absence of a tribal identity within h...
1 Jun
Tablet JUNE 2026 1 Jun
June 2026, a piece from Tablet Magazine, explores future themes and prospects, possibly weaving together predictions, cultural shifts, and relevant changes i...
1 Jun
Tablet Seeing Red 1 Jun
Alana Newhouse reflects on her appreciation for Tony Kushner's seminal work "Angels in America," a play that intricate intertwines themes of AIDS, sexuality,...
1 Jun
Tablet The God of ‘Euphoria’ 1 Jun
Revisiting the impact of the HBO series "Euphoria," this article examines its creator Sam Levinson's personal connections to the show, its cultural significa...
1 Jun
18forty How to Read a Long Book 31 May
Rivka Bennun Kay explores the challenge of maintaining focus to read long books in an era of distractions. She reflects on her experience of watching a lengt...
31 May
Future of Jewish Israelis are extraordinary people in an ordinary land. 30 May
Joshua Hoffman explores the unique nature of Israeli society as portrayed in the song "Superheroes" by Hatikva 6, emphasizing how ordinary citizens simultane...
30 May
JTA For the first time, a kosher restaurant has won a Michelin star 29 May
Israeli chef Raz Shabtai's Miami restaurant, Mutra, has made history by becoming the first kosher restaurant to receive a Michelin star, symbolizing a signif...
29 May
Future of Jewish The Jews' Real Superpower 29 May
Nachum Kaplan explores the remarkable role of humor in Jewish survival and identity, positing that Jewish humor is a unique cultural adaptation to historical...
29 May