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A new wave of antisemitic rhetoric has emerged from a segment of Christian podcasters known as TheoBros, who claim that Christianity is being corrupted by Je...

In 1941, amidst personal and professional turmoil, Walt Disney embarked on a U.S. government-sponsored tour to South America to combat Nazi influence. This h...

The article discusses the controversial interactions of Orthodox Judaism with Evangelical Christians, focusing on the example of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, foun...

The Commentary Magazine Podcast's mailbag episode explores the relevance of the term 'Zionism,' its historical context, and the strategic considerations rega...

Bono and his bandmates from U2 have voiced strong condemnation of the Israeli government's actions in the Gaza war, differentiating between the government le...

Peter Beinart updates his audience on his travel schedule, noting a hiatus in his usual content due to an interview with Gabor Maté, a Hungarian-Canadian phy...

Comedian Ariel Elias' debut special, "A Jewish Star," available on YouTube, humorously explores her unique experiences as a Jew growing up in Kentucky. Drawi...

"Blacklisted: An American Story," a new exhibit at the New York Historical Society, examines the impact of the HUAC hearings on Hollywood during the height o...

Chaim Potok's "The Chosen" is a seminal Jewish novel that explores the complexities of friendship across religious divides, set in 1940s Williamsburg. The st...

In a 2025 reflection on Jewish identity, the concept of 'chosenness' presents both challenges and opportunities for American Jews. While historically content...

The obituaries of three influential Jewish thinkers, Philip Sunshine, Peter Lax, and Richard Garwin, highlight a broader cultural phenomenon of Jewish intell...

Morning Star, California's largest tomato producer, plays a pivotal role in the global tomato industry, processing nearly half of the state's yield into spec...

In celebration of Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of love, Rivka Bennun Kay shares a curated list of nine books that delve into the complexities of love, relatio...

Mayim Bialik's journey is an inspiring narrative of transformation and reinvention, highlighting her evolution from a successful teenage actress to a respect...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, has decided to remove paywalls and advertisements from its content to widely share nuanced perspectives on Judaism, ...

Reflecting on the iconic 1963 song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah" by Alan Sherman, this piece captures the Jewish cultural undertones of the era and connects t...

In this captivating narrative, Clara Shapiro recounts her immersive experience on a guided tour of Hasidic Crown Heights in Brooklyn, led by Rabbi Mayer Frie...

The Moomins, created by Finnish author Tove Jansson, debuted at a time when the world was grappling with the aftermath of World War II. The Brooklyn Public L...

Lior Zaltzman explores the nuanced portrayal of Jewish mothers in Lena Dunham's show "Too Much," challenging the typical overbearing stereotype. The series f...

In a world increasingly dominated by smartphones and social media, some members of the Haredi community, like Chani, have adopted kosher phones to limit thei...

Fran Lopate, a Jewish mother from Flatbush, became famous in the 1970s for her portrayal as an Italian mamma in Levy's Rye Bread's iconic advertising campaig...

Aton Holzer explores the minor Jewish festival of the fifteenth of Av, or Tu Be-Av, traditionally overshadowed but with rich historical and theological signi...

Exploring the popular yet somber Jewish song "Dona Dona," this piece delves into its history and cultural significance. Originally a Yiddish poem titled "Dos...

The Berkshires in western Massachusetts are experiencing a Jewish cultural revival, drawing a new generation of Jews, many of them from urban centers like Bo...

Marc Bolan, the legendary frontman of T. Rex, emerged from East London as a Jewish pop icon who defined Glam Rock with his androgynous style and poetic, psyc...

Arielle Angel, Devin Naar, Laura Elkeslassy, and Oren Yirmiya explore the complexities of Sephardi and Mizrahi identity in the shadow of historical erasure a...

Stephen Sondheim was a transformative figure in the Broadway musical world, known for challenging and reinventing the conventions of the genre. With his inno...

Joshua Hoffman, representing the publication Future of Jewish, issues an appeal for financial support to sustain its mission of providing free, barrierless a...

Howard Jacobson reflects on the passing of his Italian tailor, Raffaelle Candilio, emphasizing how his death marks the end of an era where formal dressing an...

Ella Ben Emanuel reflects on her experiences living between Israel and the UK, describing a sense of safety in Israel compared to feeling increasingly threat...

Tu B'Av, the Jewish day of love celebrated on the 15th of Av, has gained modern significance akin to Valentine's Day, particularly in Israel. Historically a ...

Sam Wachman's debut novel, "The Sunflower Boys," unfolds amidst the turmoil of Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine, offering a poignant narrative centered arou...

Rachel Griffin-Accurso, prominently known as Ms. Rachel, will be featured in an upcoming Zoom call for subscribers hosted by Peter Beinart. Renowned for her ...

The video titled "A Chasidic Antidote to Fear" is part of "The Rebbe’s Private Counsel" series, which aims to share the wisdom of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on ov...

This collection of letters to the editor from Hadassah Magazine's recent issue reflects the diversity of views within the Jewish community on key issues like...

Lior Zaltzman shares a playful exploration of the Yiddish word "tchotchke," which describes decorative trinkets that spark joy despite their lack of practica...

The article explores the significance of the Hebrew root (khaf, tav, bet), which relates to writing, across various Jewish texts and traditions. From Daniel ...

The podcast episode delves into the possibility of Howard Stern's retirement and his significant impact on American culture and media, drawing parallels to D...

Toby Lloyd's novel 'Fervor' is a multifaceted exploration of a Jewish family's disintegration, blending elements of a coming-of-age story, mystery, and horro...

The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina has announced its decision to donate proceeds from the display of the historic Sarajevo Haggadah to aid Palesti...

The legacy of Israeli poet Dahlia Ravikovitch is profoundly explored, emphasizing her wish that her life experiences be overshadowed by the enduring resonanc...

Following the October 2023 antisemitic events, many highly assimilated American Jews have rediscovered their Jewish identity, leading to a renewed interest i...

Navigating a moment of introspection during a mundane subway commute, the author reflects on a chance encounter with Mayer, a young Lubavitcher Hasid. This m...

In an upcoming event by Hadassah Magazine, esteemed Israeli author Maya Arad will discuss her new book, "Happy New Years," in a conversation with Executive E...

The article explores LooksMapping, a website that uses AI to rank how attractive the clientele is at various restaurants, including several notable Jewish es...

Shimon Chaim Lichtman, a talented musician and choir director, shares insights into his musical influences and experiences working with the Yingerlach choir ...

Cindy Scarr's narrative in "Birds of a Feather" follows Bayla as she navigates a first date with Binyamin, who initially appears unconventional due to his mi...

Cindy Scarr reflects on the heartfelt effort involved in sending a care package to her daughters at camp. The package includes their favorite snacks, homemad...

"Off Track" by Cindy Scarr explores the challenges of communal living in a summer bungalow community, highlighting a recurring issue of children irresponsibl...

Cindy Scarr explores the spiritual dimensions of summer travel and hosting guests in the Jewish tradition. The season of movement aligns with the themes of e...