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Cindy Scarr explores the often-overlooked potential of ceiling design in creating cohesive and visually striking home interiors. In conversation with interio...

The 2026 J. I. Segal Award for Yiddish literature has opened its call for submissions, offering a $1,000 prize. The competition invites authors to submit wor...

Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid's exclusion from FID Marseille highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding cultural boycotts of Israel. Known for his critic...

David Hockney, the renowned British painter who passed away at 88, is celebrated for his vibrant use of color, yet one of his most moving pieces is a black-a...

Gwyneth Paltrow is the face of a marketing campaign for 51Park, a luxury residential development in Herzliya, Israel, despite the ad featuring her in New Yor...

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David team up once again in the HBO Max series "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness," set to premiere on June 26. This histor...

Jane Yolen, the acclaimed author behind over 400 children's books including "The Devil's Arithmetic," has passed away at age 87. Although not raised in a Jew...

Alyssa Katz reflects on the enduring allure of the Jewish Catskills, particularly the Borscht Belt, through her personal experiences and connections with Sun...

Pro-Israel activists gathered outside the Park Slope Food Coop to protest its decision to boycott Israeli products, distributing banned Israeli snacks like B...

In the hours leading up to his performance at the Nova festival, an artist delivered a poignant rendition of a song that resonates with significant themes wi...

YiddishPOP is an innovative online tool connecting children with the Yiddish language through engaging animated stories and interactive games. With a focus o...

Gwyneth Paltrow faced criticism for her participation in an ad for a luxury real estate development in Herzliya, Israel. The ad, designed to highlight the ex...

Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, daughter of the legendary comedian Richard Pryor and his Jewish partner, explores her unique cultural and racial identity in her me...

New York Knicks' dramatic victory in the NBA championship has led to an outpouring of celebration from prominent Jewish celebrities who are die-hard fans. Ac...

A new Off-Broadway musical, "A Walk on the Moon," draws from Pamela Gray's childhood experiences at a Borscht Belt bungalow colony and her 1999 film of the s...

Naomi Kaye Honova explores the intertwining history between Jewish culture and Broadway, highlighting prominent Jewish figures and contributions in musical t...

Aviya Kushner reviews Samantha Ellis's memoir, "Always Carry Salt," which reflects on the loss of Jewish languages, particularly Judeo-Iraqi Arabic. The memo...

Rabbi Noiky Roberts offers an outsider's perspective on the stressors related to wealth and material success in American society, emphasizing the impact thes...

Matt Turner stands out as the sole Jewish player on the U.S. squad for the 2026 World Cup, potentially the only Jewish player in the entire tournament. Turne...

This essay reflects on the deep connections between Jews in the diaspora and Israel, through the lens of Israeli musician and author Ehud Banai. Set against ...

The discussion features Munther Isaac, a Palestinian minister renowned for his "Christ in the Rubble" sermon, which gained significant attention. The convers...

Shloime Gertner's new album "ADEI AD" showcases his unique musical style, blending timeless themes with contemporary touches. Featuring collaborations with n...

In this personal reflection, a mother named Tzippy eagerly plans an elaborate car-themed upsheren for her son Benny, only to grapple with a small guest list ...

Thane Rosenbaum explores the shift in progressive politics from the 1960s hippie movements to today's progressive left and their stance on Israel, focusing o...

Harry Stein recounts a surprising moment at New Times magazine in 1974, when fellow editor Tom Moore abruptly announced he was leaving the publication. Altho...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication committed to providing deep, nuanced insights into Judaism, Israel, and the broader Jewish world, f...

Cara Trager, a lifelong journalist and ardent supporter of Israel, passed away at 71 after a tragic car accident. Known for her contributions to Jewish organ...

Netanya, Israel, has honored the influential Yiddish poet and Vilna partisan, Abraham Sutzkever, by naming a street after him, marking it as "Rechov Avrom Su...

The podcast episode from Chabad.org likely discusses a personal narrative involving a serious health challenge, as indicated by the title's reference to four...

Jamie Geller shares her personal journey from a successful career as a producer at CNN and HBO to embracing a more meaningful life guided by her Jewish faith...

The New York Knicks' NBA Finals run has brought a sense of unity to a diverse and sometimes divided New York City, including its Jewish community. Despite po...

Leah Koenig reflects on the transient nature of modern food trends, juxtaposing them with the enduring qualities of recipes rooted in tradition, such as her ...

The YouTube video by Marion features the first episode of a series dedicated to packing for summer sleepaway camp. In this episode, Marion shares her approac...

This collection of letters engages with key themes from the Winter 2026 issue of Sapir Journal. Jonathan Zemmol critiques Mijal Bitton's essay on the Sephard...

Philip Roth's novel "American Pastoral" examines the complexities of Jewish identity through its protagonist, Seymour 'Swede' Levov, a well-assimilated Ameri...

Exploring the positive lens through which Jewish tradition views aging, this article contrasts Judaism's respect and value for elders with American society's...

The article explores the complexities of Muslim integration and identity in America following the societal shifts post-9/11, using the story of Zohran Mamdan...

Religious decline in America is framed as a public crisis impacting society's moral fabric. The article suggests that organized religion is crucial for insti...

Amidst Argentina's economic turmoil, a bizarre scene unfolds as a truck carrying beef flips over in a Buenos Aires neighborhood, prompting riots among locals...

Liana Finck's work, as highlighted by Lilith intern Lena Cohen-Greenberg, is a humorous and insightful portrayal of daily life's awkward realities, especiall...

The article announces that the Yiddishist Yeshiva is currently accepting registrations, inviting interested individuals to engage with Yiddish culture and ed...

Lior Zaltzman expresses admiration for a unique rendition of the Jewish liturgical poem Adon Olam, sung to the tune of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide" by Cantor ...

The New York City Council has reintroduced a bill aimed at creating buffer zones around schools to restrict protests, following initial vetoes due to pro-Pal...

Eggplant Salad by Sonya's Prep offers a delightful twist on traditional Shabbat dishes, presenting a roasted eggplant dish that is both flavorful and popular...

The discovery of a century-old photo album in Montreal has ignited a search for forgotten images of Jerusalem’s Western Wall. David Freedman found the collec...

In this nostalgic piece, Fern Reiss recounts how a fortuitous encounter with Camp Tel Yehudah in the 1970s steered her and her sister toward a deeper connect...

The podcast "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" featured a deeply personal narrative about a couple's struggle with infertility and their journey toward...

Comedian Elon Gold and influencer Lizzy Savetsky sparked controversy with jokes referencing allegations of rape involving Israeli prison guards, made during ...

Firgun is a Hebrew word reflecting joy in others' achievements, akin to selfless generosity and the opposite of schadenfreude, which relishes in others' misf...

As the New York Knicks approach a possible NBA championship, Jewish culture and imagery permeate the city's sports fervor, creating a unique cultural fusion....