New Voices
Poems from the Encampments
9 May
Anya Kaplan-Hartnett's poetic reflections, "Poems from the Encampments," explore the complexities and personal transformations encountered as a Jewish studen...
9 May
JTA
This film about Israeli architect Ada Karmi-Melamede, 88, is about beautiful buildings and so much more
9 May
"Ada: My Mother the Architect" is a documentary by New York-based filmmaker Yael Melamede, capturing the life and work of her mother, Ada Karmi-Melamede, a p...
9 May
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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Pro-Palestinian Jews are finding common ground—but not in the mainstream
9 May
Progressive Canadian Jews, feeling ostracized from mainstream Jewish communities since October 7, 2023, have created their own spaces for dialogue about Isra...
9 May
Moment
The Power of Memory in Jewish Fiction —in celebration of the Moment-Karma Short Fiction Contest with Richard Zimler
9 May
Memory is a vital element in Jewish fiction, serving as a crucial theme through which writers explore historical and personal narratives. At a Moment-Karma S...
9 May
MomentMag
The Power of Memory in Jewish Fiction —in celebration of the Moment-Karma Short Fiction Contest
9 May
Memory plays a vital role in Jewish storytelling, serving as both a bridge to the past and a tool for grappling with historical trauma. Authors Richard Zimle...
9 May
Forward
Concert honoring Yiddish writer and editor Boris Sandler
9 May
A concert was held in honor of Boris Sandler, a distinguished Yiddish writer and editor, recognizing his significant contributions to Yiddish literature. San...
9 May
Future of Jewish
Why Antisemitism Is Spreading Faster Than Truth
8 May
Antisemitism continues to rise globally with a particular increase among younger populations, as evidenced by recent surveys and studies, including the ADL's...
8 May
Kveller
10 Beautiful Jewish Songs About Motherhood
8 May
Celebrating the profound bond between mother and child, '10 Beautiful Jewish Songs About Motherhood' explores a diverse array of musical tributes to maternal...
8 May
Forward
First American pope, Leo XIV, studied under a leader in Jewish-Catholic relations
8 May
The newly elected Pope Leo XIV, formerly Cardinal Robert Prevost, has roots in Jewish-Catholic relations, having studied under Rev. John T. Pawlikowski, a pi...
8 May
Forward
Can a man convert to Judaism without being circumcised?
8 May
While circumcision is traditionally required for male converts to Judaism, exceptions exist. Reform Rabbi Rachael Bregman and Rabbi Barbara Aiello in Italy s...
8 May
Forward
VIDEO: Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin greets the Messiah
8 May
An intriguing video by Forverts features Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin purportedly meeting the Messiah, blending historical significance with modern-day intrigue. ...
8 May
JTA
Freed hostage Emily Damari to Pulitzer board: Mosab Abu Toha is ‘the modern-day equivalent of a Holocaust denier’
8 May
Emily Damari, an Israeli recently released from Hamas captivity, has voiced strong objections to the Pulitzer Prize awarded to Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toh...
8 May
Forward
Brad Lander woos Jewish voters in NYC mayoral race with Talmud and Hebrew
8 May
Brad Lander, a Jewish candidate in New York City's mayoral race, is appealing to Jewish voters through Talmudic and Yiddish references, positioning himself a...
8 May
JTA
Remembering ‘Dry Bones’ cartoonist Yaakov Kirschen, who sketched Israeli feats and foibles for 50 years
8 May
Yaakov Kirschen, the creator of the long-running cartoon strip Dry Bones, left a lasting impact on the portrayal of Israeli and Jewish life through his art. ...
8 May
Promised Podcast
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The “Rager in Raanana” Edition
8 May
The episode delves into the complexities of the Israeli government's new IDF operation in Gaza and the repercussions of a violent protest against a joint Isr...
8 May
Future of Jewish
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8 May
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is an inclusive publication aiming to deepen understanding of Judaism, Israel, and global Jewish issues. Since Octob...
8 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Fixing guideposts from Judaism’s 3 ‘forevers’
8 May
Robert Lichtman draws parallels between the Iroquois Seventh Generation Principle and Jewish values that are considered eternal. He highlights three enduring...
8 May
Bonjour Chai
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Burlesque Shabbat and kosher omakase: Is this really the future of Judaism?
8 May
The episode discusses the novel approaches to Jewish identity and communal life through unique events like "Sinner's Shabbat," a burlesque show in New York, ...
8 May
Jewish Insider
American-born pope offers hope of improved Catholic-Jewish relations, religious experts say
8 May
The election of Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV has brought cautious optimism for improved Catholic-Jewish relations. Prevost's American ...
8 May
Kveller
A Tribute to Jewish Comedian Joan Rivers Is Coming to NBC and Peacock
7 May
An upcoming tribute show, "Joan Rivers: A Dead Funny All-Star Tribute," celebrates the legacy of Jewish comedian Joan Rivers, featuring iconic comedians and ...
7 May
Kveller
Paul Rudd Dishes on His Past as a Bar and Bat Mitzvah DJ
7 May
Paul Rudd once worked as a DJ for bar and bat mitzvahs during his acting school days, using his skills to entertain young crowds with hit tunes of the late 8...
7 May
Mishpacha
The Beat
7 May
The Canadian political landscape witnessed a dramatic shift as Trump's controversial remarks regarding potential US-Canada integration spurred a resurgence o...
7 May
JTA
Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry’s goes on Tucker Carlson and says, ‘I love Jesus Christ’
7 May
Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, made an appearance on Tucker Carlson's show where he shared his spiritual beliefs, asserting his admiration for Jesus...
7 May
Moment
Behind the Velvet Curtain: Antisemitism in the Comedy World
7 May
Jewish comedians often face antisemitism in their professional environments, where what is intended as humor can devolve into hate speech. This phenomenon is...
7 May
JTA
38% of American Jews believe in life after death, study finds
7 May
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that only 38% of American Jews believe in an afterlife, markedly less than the 83% of U.S. Christians and the 58% of Isr...
7 May
Unorthodox
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How to Be a Jew … Like Israel's Most Famous Female Architect
7 May
Host Courtney Hazlett talks with filmmaker Yael Melamede about her documentary, "ADA: My Mother the Architect," which explores the life and work of renowned ...
7 May
Ami
Ari Siegel // History by Mail
7 May
Ari Siegel's journey is a compelling blend of entrepreneurial spirit and a deeper connection to his Jewish roots. Raised in a traditionally Reform Jewish hou...
7 May
Living Lchaim
Why Are Orthodox Jews Living Like This?!
6 May
Israel "Clappy" Clapman has become an internet sensation through his humorous yet poignant takes on the Orthodox Jewish lifestyle. In this engaging episode, ...
6 May
JTA
Larry Harlow, salsa musician known as ‘The Marvelous Jew,’ honored on the Upper West Side
6 May
Larry Harlow, famously known as "El Judio Maravilloso" (The Marvelous Jew), was honored with a street co-naming in his longtime Upper West Side neighborhood....
6 May
Jewish History Lectures
Why Do Koreans Love the Talmud?
6 May
Koreans have embraced Talmud study, integrating it into their educational system. This phenomenon is partly inspired by a perception of Jewish intellectual s...
6 May
Forward
Tidbits: Exhibit displays remnants of 18th century wooden synagogue
6 May
An exhibit showcasing remnants of an 18th-century wooden synagogue highlights the history and architectural heritage of Jewish communities in Eastern Europe....
6 May
Chabad.org
Everything Jewish you need to know for the week of 5/4/2025
6 May
This week's episode of "Your Jewish Week" podcast introduces listeners to a blend of intriguing and thought-provoking topics. The episode humorously explores...
6 May
Mishpacha
Early Bedtime…. Or Let Him Play?
6 May
Sharona discusses the dilemma many parents face between enforcing an early bedtime for their children versus allowing them extra playtime with friends, touch...
6 May
Mishpacha
Under Cover Notes
6 May
Sharona's humorous article explores the whimsical side of indecision, using a fictional letter from a former congregant suffering sleepless nights over a cho...
6 May
Hadassah
A Thinking Mother’s Memoir
6 May
In "Mothers and Other Fictional Characters," Nicole Graev Lipson presents a collection of 12 insightful essays that delve deeply into the themes of motherhoo...
6 May
Forward
The secret Jewish history of Alcatraz
6 May
Alcatraz Island, primarily known as a notorious prison, also holds a complex place in Jewish history and culture. Jewish chaplains like Rabbi Rudolph Coffee ...
6 May
Kveller
We Can’t Wait for Barbra Streisand’s New Album of Duets
6 May
Barbra Streisand's upcoming album, "The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume Two," promises to be an exciting collection of duets with a mix of music legends, in...
6 May
JTA
6 Jewish influencers who aren’t giving up on TikTok
6 May
Six Jewish influencers on TikTok are leveraging the platform to educate younger audiences on Jewish history, culture, and identity, while also addressing ant...
6 May
JTA
Anti-Israel singer Kehlani’s Central Park concert canceled
6 May
The Central Park Summerstage concert of R&B singer Kehlani, who has been vocal in her criticism of Israel, was canceled due to security concerns following pr...
6 May
Jewish Table
Freekeh Frittata
6 May
Leah Koenig's latest recipe for The Jewish Table subscribers features a Freekeh Frittata, highlighting the unique qualities of freekeh, an ancient grain roas...
6 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Why galas still matter, now more than ever
6 May
In an era dominated by digital campaigns, galas remain an irreplaceable method of cultivating genuine connections and solidarity in the philanthropic space, ...
6 May
Mishpacha
Carpool Conundrum
6 May
Navigating carpool arrangements within a tight-knit Jewish community can involve more than just logistics; it also touches upon relationships and responsibil...
6 May
JTA
Mosab Abu Toha, Palestinian writer targeted by far-right pro-Israel activists, wins Pulitzer for commentary
6 May
Palestinian poet and essayist Mosab Abu Toha has won the 2025 Pulitzer Prize for commentary, celebrating his poignant essays that depict the harsh realities ...
6 May
Hadassah
In Praise of Fictional Jewish Moms
5 May
Fictional Jewish mothers have become a staple in literature and media, often serving as complex characters that blend humor, wisdom, and cultural richness. T...
5 May
Between The Lines
IMPORTANT: Here is your link to live Zoom interview with Yossi Klein Halevi
5 May
Readers are invited to a live Zoom interview with Yossi Klein Halevi, facilitated by Gary Rosenblatt. Halevi, a respected Jerusalem-based journalist and best...
5 May
Lilith
“The Words Come Through Me”: Alicia Ostriker on the Healing Power of Poetry
5 May
Alicia Ostriker, the esteemed poet and longtime poetry editor for Lilith, discusses her latest collection, "The Holy and Broken Bliss," which addresses theme...
5 May
Kveller
What Jewish Moms Really Want for Mother’s Day
5 May
Mother's Day is around the corner, and Jewish moms might appreciate a thoughtful basket filled with treats and a card filled with genuine compliments. These ...
5 May
Kveller
Everything You Need to Know About Netflix’s ‘Bad Boy’
5 May
"Bad Boy," a gripping new Israeli drama now on Netflix, intertwines the tale of stand-up comedian Daniel Chen's turbulent youth with compelling narratives of...
5 May
Forward
A photo of my bubbe when Jewish stores still had Yiddish signs
5 May
The discovery of a family photograph featuring the author's grandmother, Gertrude, in front of a Yiddish-signed store offers a unique glimpse into Jewish imm...
5 May
Lehrhaus
I See Angels
5 May
Exploring personal encounters through the metaphor of angels, Eric Suben reflects on how seemingly ordinary interactions have delivered profound messages at ...
5 May