Hadassah
One Man’s Story of Belonging to Hadassah
8 Jun
Michael Metzger reflects on his unique connection with Hadassah through his beloved Grandma Lee, who despite not being very religious, instilled in him a dee...
8 Jun
Kveller
From Pink to Caissie Levy, the Tonys Were Full of Jewish Mom Wins
8 Jun
The 79th annual Tony Awards was a night to celebrate impressive achievements by Jewish women in theater. Notably, Alicia Moore, known as Pink, hosted the eve...
8 Jun
Forward
‘My mayor Muslim, my bagel Jewish’ — the Knicks chant capturing New York’s soul
8 Jun
New York City is currently alive with the excitement surrounding the New York Knicks' run in the NBA finals for the first time since 1999. A catchy, humorous...
8 Jun
Forward
‘The Naked Woman’ asks — what would Jewish Chekhov look like?
8 Jun
"The Naked Woman" by Allie Avital and Alia Azamat Ashkenazi explores what a Jewish Chekhov might look like through the lens of a complex family drama. Set in...
8 Jun
Chabad.org
How I Ended Up In Brazil
8 Jun
The podcast episode titled "How I Ended Up In Brazil" is part of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" series. It explores the journey of an individua...
8 Jun
JTA
John Lithgow wins Tony Award for portraying Roald Dahl in ‘Giant,’ about Dahl’s antisemitism
8 Jun
John Lithgow won his third Tony Award for his portrayal of Roald Dahl's controversial character in the play "Giant," which addresses Dahl's antisemitic remar...
8 Jun
Lehrhaus
Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Disclaimers: A Halakhic Appraisal of Mentalism
8 Jun
In this exploration of mentalism through a halakhic lens, Steven Gotlib delves into the ethical complexities of performing acts that involve seemingly supern...
8 Jun
Jewish Insider
Israeli startup founders receive warm reception at New York Tech Week
8 Jun
During New York Tech Week, Israeli startup founders were warmly received, showcasing Israel's strong position in the technology and innovation sectors. Entre...
8 Jun
Tablet
Matchmakers Are Busy, But Worried
8 Jun
Despite the rise of online dating platforms, traditional matchmaking has seen a revival, becoming more popular than ever with a tenfold increase in practitio...
8 Jun
18forty
The Bookstores That Taught Me Jerusalem
7 Jun
Rivka Bennun Kay's reflective journey through Jerusalem's bookstores unveils a hidden tapestry of Jewish life and vibrant literary culture in the city. Despi...
7 Jun
Future of Jewish
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7 Jun
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication dedicated to offering nuanced and contextual insights into Judaism, Israel, and Jewish global affai...
7 Jun
Future of Jewish
The Jewish Identity Crisis Nobody Wants to Talk About
6 Jun
Nina Saadat's essay examines a significant identity crisis within the American Jewish community, spurred by recent critiques of how Jews address antisemitism...
6 Jun
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
Jewish Review of Books
“The Piano’s Open”
5 Jun
David Assaf's new book, "Ima yekara li (Mother, my dear mother)," delves into the fascinating history and cultural significance of songs centered around the ...
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