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Israel's youth represent an untapped diplomatic asset capable of reshaping global perceptions through their diversity and global connectivity. As digital nat...

In this reflective piece, the author discusses experiences of feeling marginalized and misunderstood as a Jewish student in academia and relates this to a br...

"The Feast of the Seven Sinners," a new Yiddish musical performed at the 14th Street Y in Manhattan, delves into themes of rebellion, vice, and tradition wit...

The piece explores the nuanced and often surprising aspects of Jewish life in America, presenting a patchwork of historical vignettes that underscore the dee...

Zohare Jacobi, through her Jewitches platform and Los Angeles shop Diasporic Magic, addresses young Jews' hunger for spiritual connection by reviving Jewish ...

Israel may be small geographically, but it has a remarkably vibrant film industry. This list highlights the top 25 Israeli films that capture diverse facets ...

Benyamin Cohen recounts his disdainful childhood experience at a Jewish summer camp in 1985, where he felt out of place and plotted an escape to return to hi...

Kveller Staff shares a curated list of books that resonate with Jewish themes or authors, providing a diverse reading list for the summer. The selection incl...

New York's Central Park became a hub of vibrant Jewish culture as thousands gathered for the world's largest Yiddish sing-along, hosted by the Folksbiene Yid...

Joey King, at the young age of 25, has chosen to embrace a challenging Jewish role that many actors might shy away from, demonstrating her commitment to role...

Reflecting on the 1967 Summer of Love, this article contrasts the era's hippie counterculture with the disciplined life proposed by Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein...

In an exploration of the 1967 Summer of Love, Sruli Fruchter reflects on the hippie movement's emphasis on personal freedom and liberation from societal norm...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication dedicated to providing deep, nuanced coverage of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish world issues, especial...

In the narrative "Out of a Country," the author Orian Morris recounts a poignant encounter in an Israeli enclave in Old Manali, India, amidst escalating tens...

In Episode #26 of "Your Jewish Week," Rabbi Dovi Paltiel explores diverse topics from the weekly Torah portion of Balak, which delves into Balak's attempts t...

Two Jewish basketball players, Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf, have been selected by the Brooklyn Nets in the latest NBA draft, thereby doubling the number of Jewi...

The new film "The Floaters," set in a fictional Jewish summer camp, evokes nostalgia with its portrayal of camp activities and Jewish cultural elements but r...

In its 50th year, Moment Magazine continues to spark critical debate and reflection on complex issues facing the Jewish community. Readers praise its balance...

Exploring the transformative journey of Jewish cuisine over the past 50 years, this article delves into how Jewish food has evolved significantly from its mo...

Moment's Summer Reading Guide presents a diverse selection of Jewish-themed books, spanning genres from mystery and biography to historical fiction and inspi...

Gary Rosenblatt hosts a Zoom interview with emerging Jewish journalists Tali Liebenthal, Oliver Mason, and Joelle Keene, aiming to highlight the voices shapi...

Amidst the recent conflict between Israel and Iran, Israeli society faces a dual reality of triumph and deep sorrow. While the nation's military success has ...

Filmmaker Oren Rudavsky discusses his latest work, "Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire," in a conversation with Moment Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein. The film focuse...

Powwow Events, spearheaded by Joel Wolh, Mechy Schlesinger, and Yehuda Susskind, has become a cornerstone of the Jewish tradeshow scene, orchestrating about ...

Cameron Finnigan, a 19-year-old from Britain, was convicted of encouraging suicide and possessing a terrorism manual, with ties to a cybercrime group known a...

July 2025 is set to deliver an array of Jewish and Jew-ish television content, offering viewers a diverse selection of shows and documentaries. Highlights in...

In this charming family vlog episode from Sonya's Prep, the family's children take on the role of chefs, organizing and preparing a delightful six-course din...

Joel Westheimer reflects on the life and legacy of his mother, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, renowned sex therapist and media personality, in an adapted eulogy markin...

The podcast episode features a rabbi who reflects on his journey from being a young Jew with a tattoo to fully embracing a traditional Jewish lifestyle. Desp...

The 2025 Venice Biennale features a unique cultural touch with the return of the Yiddishland Pavilion, an initiative by curator Maria Veits and artist Yevgen...

Benyamin Cohen explores the stark contrast between televangelist Jimmy Swaggart's public confession and the Jewish approach to repentance. Swaggart's tearful...

Author Leah Koenig expresses distress over recent political developments and their impact on healthcare and social programs in the U.S., linking it to her se...

Cindy Scarr reflects on the legacy and familial significance of her grandmother's dining table, which symbolizes both the past and the present of her family ...

Cindy Scarr's article "Family Living: Summer Tips" provides practical advice for moms navigating summer activities with children. It includes suggestions for...

Sephardic Jewry and its rich cultural and historical contributions face erasure within broader Jewish communities, especially in places like the United State...

Ben Kweller, the Jewish musician, channels intense personal grief into his new album, "Cover the Mirrors," following the tragic loss of his son. The album is...

Unilever has decided to cut funding to the Ben & Jerry's Foundation following an audit into the foundation's donations to progressive and pro-Palestinian cau...

Gallup's recent report shows that a mere 36% of Democrats express pride in being American, a number that fluctuates based on political power dynamics, contra...

In this article, Joshua Hoffman argues that the modern progressive movement has adopted Jewish values such as social justice, universal human dignity, and mo...

Natan Slifkin explores the question of whether frogs are kosher, amidst more common discussions on current Jewish and world affairs. Engaging with the unsual...

Alana Newhouse discusses the increasing influence of Tablet magazine among prominent individuals from various industries, including Silicon Valley, Wall Stre...

The piece from Tablet Magazine titled "July 2025" reflects the publication's forward-thinking approach by providing insights or narratives set in a not-so-di...

Nachum Kaplan's essay addresses the alarming rise of antisemitism and ignorance concerning Jewish and Israeli history, highlighted by recent events at the Gl...

This video introduces a practical solution for busy moms who love to bake challah without the late-night hassle. By allowing the challah dough to rise overni...

Shari Lewis, the iconic ventriloquist behind the beloved puppet Lamb Chop, is the subject of a new documentary, 'Shari & Lamb Chop,' directed by Lisa D'Apoli...

This exploration of pivotal moments that shaped American Judaism over the past 50 years highlights significant events such as the 1987 Freedom Sunday March a...

Peter Beinart hosts a June "Ask Me Anything" session, inviting readers to engage with diverse topics ranging from politics to culture. Known for his insightf...

The panel delves into the recent Senate passage of the extensive budget known as the "One Big Beautiful Bill" and discusses its implications for national pol...

As the summer heat arrives, Kveller editors present a curated list of essential items to help you manage the schvitzing season with ease and Jewish flair. Fr...

Josh Gondelman, a comedian known for his earnest and non-disgusting humor, has released a new comedy special, "Positive Reinforcement," on YouTube. The Bosto...