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In light of the recent challenges faced by the Jewish community, particularly post-October 7th, this list of 100 New Year's resolutions for Rosh Hashanah ser...

In this powerful reflection on Rosh Hashanah and Jewish identity, Joshua Hoffman advocates for a radical act of self-love and solidarity among Jews as a coun...

The annual pilgrimage to Rabbi Nachman of Breslov's tomb in Uman, Ukraine, during Rosh Hashanah, is overshadowed by the Israeli government's arrest of over 1...

Rosh Hashanah 5786 has become the latest predicted date for the rapture, a Christian eschatological event where believers are said to ascend to heaven. This ...

During the High Holidays, the plastic shofar has sparked an unexpectedly heated debate within the Jewish community. Although initially thought to be universa...

Shira Averbuch, an artist in residence at New York's B’nai Jeshurun Synagogue, has released her debut Hebrew-language children's album, "Shira with Shira," d...

Sari Kopitnikoff shares creative ideas for enhancing the Sukkot experience by decorating your sukkah with unconventional and engaging elements. Encouraging t...

As the New York City mayoral race heats up, candidates are keen to engage with Jewish voters, especially around the time of Rosh Hashanah. Mayor Eric Adams, ...

Kanisse, meaning 'synagogue' in Arabic, is an egalitarian Jewish community in New York City founded by Daniel Cayre. It serves as a religious and cultural ha...

As Rosh Hashanah approaches, the 18Forty team shares their diverse reading list aimed at fostering introspection and personal growth during the season of tes...

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is rich with layered traditions and historical depth beyond the familiar apples dipped in honey and the blowing of the sh...

Tony Badran's article discusses the theological and cultural rifts within the American political right, focusing on figures like Tucker Carlson and JD Vance....

In a thought-provoking article, a trio of experts—Sara Eisemann, Abby Delouya, and Tsippy Kraus—offer insights into leading a mindful, compassionate life. Ei...

Joshua Hoffman from Future of Jewish, an Israel-based publication, invites readers to support their mission of providing nuanced and in-depth coverage of Jud...

In a Yiddish-language discussion hosted by the Forverts, the focus is on the renowned Israeli writer Etgar Keret, known for his unique storytelling style. Ke...

Nir Arieli, an Israeli photographer, has developed a body of work that explores masculinity through the lens of male dancers. His journey began during his mi...

Joe Levy, a former editor at Rolling Stone and Billboard, discusses the profound impact of Jewish musicians on American culture with Moment Magazine’s Nadine...

Ester Rachel Kaminska, often hailed as the "Mother of Yiddish Theater," played a pivotal role in founding Europe's first professional Yiddish theater in the ...

Talya Zax reflects on her decade-long journey at the Forward, illustrating the vibrancy, humor, and interconnectedness of the Jewish community through a seri...

ABC's cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel's late-night TV show over a controversial comment has sparked debate about selective outrage in cancel culture. While some...

Jessica Fein, author and daughter of Leonard 'Leibel' Fein, joins Moment Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein for an insightful discussion on the themes of love, l...

In this poignant narrative, addressed via a podcast episode, a woman shares her deeply personal journey of facing a cancer diagnosis and how she turned to he...

Chef and author Samin Nosrat, known for her book "Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat," recently revealed on the "Talk Easy" podcast that she discovered her Jewish heritag...

As Jews face another challenging Rosh Hashanah amid geopolitical tensions, rising antisemitism, and political upheaval, a diverse group of rabbis shared thei...

Jamaica AirTrain terminal in Queens, New York, captures a microcosm of city life, with a mix of bustling travelers, sporadically present law enforcement, and...

A notable benefit concert, "Together For Palestine," took place in the U.K., featuring performances and appearances by major celebrities including Billie Eil...

Israeli-born chef Guy Vaknin is facing backlash from parts of the vegan community for not condemning Israel, highlighting a growing intersection of politics ...

The film "Who Is Still Alive," directed by Nicolas Wadimoff, explores the poignant stories of nine Palestinians who fled Gaza for Egypt and are now in South ...

The new documentary, "Unorthodox Education," examines the contentious issue of secular education in New York's yeshivas, particularly those serving Haredi co...

The Frisch School, a Modern Orthodox yeshiva in Paramus, New Jersey, has created a humorous video mimicking The Office's style to address its new cellphone b...

Oren Kaunfer, a former MTV employee, has brought a unique approach to Jewish education at the Jewish Community Day School near Boston. Leveraging his backgro...

Lisa Edelstein, known for her roles in 'House' and 'The Kominsky Method,' explores the role of Naomi Schwartz in the animated Netflix series "Long Story Shor...

Future of Jewish, an online publication, aims to make nuanced discussions around Judaism, Israel, and the broader Jewish world accessible to everyone by remo...

Sharona shares two recipes for making stuffed fish, highlighting a unique twist on traditional fare by using different types of stuffing: a refreshing lemon-...

Dorit Rabinyan’s story follows Joe, a grad student who inherits a collection of stamps, coins, and other items from a distant uncle in Israel. Initially dism...

Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, has resigned from the company due to political pressures from owner Unilever, who he claims has stifled the br...

Adam Sharf recounts how a chance encounter with conservative activist Charlie Kirk at the University of Oregon led him down a path of introspection, ultimate...

The article critiques Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, for prioritizing secular social justice values over traditional Jewish values, which it ...

Exploring the intersection of Jewish heritage and scientific innovation, this article offers a delightful guide to naming your child after renowned Jewish sc...

Alex Weiser and Ben Kaplan have transformed the unfinished scholarly project of the Yiddish language dictionary into a chamber opera, bringing the postwar st...

In the September Ask Me Anything session, Peter Beinart addresses a variety of topics reflecting on current affairs related to the Jewish community and geopo...

Jews today find themselves trapped in a political tug-of-war where both the Left and the Right exploit the Jewish story for their own purposes. On the Right,...

Dr. Nathan Birnbaum, once a renowned secular Jewish intellectual, underwent a profound spiritual transformation, becoming a Baal Teshuva, which puzzled many ...

Temple Emanu-El in New York City is celebrating its 180th birthday with an exhibit showcasing the synagogue's history and highlighting prominent Jewish figur...

David Mamet examines the intersections between superhero iconography, immigration, and Jewish contributions to the American comics industry. Highlighting the...

Rabbi Benjamin Resnick recommends binge-watching Netflix's animated series "Long Story Short" as a profound and authentic depiction of Jewish ritual life, es...

Charlie Kirk, formerly a lesser-known figure in Israel, has posthumously become a celebrated figure among the Israeli right-wing circles. This transformation...

In an exploration of historical kingship and its lavish gifts, Cindy Scarr reflects on how monarchs of the past exercised their immense power through generou...

Cindy Scarr explores the nuances of the Jewish rsum system used in matchmaking, critiquing its limited scope while highlighting its positive aspect of encour...

Reflecting on the significance of Bircas Kohanim, the author shares her personal connection as both the daughter and wife of Kohanim. She recalls her father'...