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The article explores the concept of meritocracy, emphasizing the historical association of Jewish figures with intellectual and professional merit, evidenced...

The essays in the Sapir journal issue argue that Jews should be particularly concerned about the impact of cancel culture on liberal democracy and Jewish val...

The article reflects on the cultural shift in America from the intellectually rich and discourse-driven environment exemplified by the film "My Dinner with A...

"Why Is a Jewish Atheist Different from All Other Atheists?" explores the unique position of Jewish atheists who actively identify with their Jewish heritage...

Philanthropy plays a crucial role in shaping Jewish arts and culture, as funders like Mem Bernstein and Shayna Rose Triebwasser demonstrate through their res...

The article explores the struggle against anti-Israel narratives on social media, particularly during conflicts like the May 2021 clash between Israel and Ha...

Israeli TV has become internationally acclaimed for its nuanced portrayal of religious characters, a shift marked by the success of shows like "Srugim" and "...

Susan Alexandra, a New York-based brand known for Judaica-inspired fashion, has been vocal in its activism on social issues such as racial injustice and abor...

Israel stands as a global outlier in fertility rates among wealthy nations, maintaining a rate of around three children per woman, in stark contrast to decli...

The relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), particularly since the signing of the Abraham Accords, illustrates a unique and burgeonin...

In the light of recent antisemitic events, the article explores the potential alliance between Jewish and Hindu communities in America as both groups face ch...

The article explores the enduring bond between American Christians, particularly Protestants and Evangelicals, and their affinity for Israel, rooted in share...

This article critiques the consumerism permeating modern universities, drawing on Jewish educational models to propose a richer, covenantal approach. It cont...

Philip Roth's novel "Portnoy's Complaint" exemplifies the cultural crossroads of the late 1960s, blending Jewish stand-up comedy with literature and psychoan...

The article juxtaposes historical and contemporary images of Jewish suffering, particularly focusing on the Roman commemorative coin Judaea Capta and a moder...

As higher education grapples with financial strain, a shrinking pool of college-age students, and campus censorship, traditional forms of diversity have some...

Reflecting on the experience of being an outsider, the author explores the deep-rooted cultural and historical resilience within Jewish identity. Raised in 1...

The article examines the deterioration of open, respectful discourse in universities, highlighting the Jewish tradition of argument 'for the sake of heaven' ...

Living in the age of cancel culture, the article explores the dangerous implications of societal pressure to conform, akin to our contemporary form of Orwell...

In response to the current political, social, and civic crisis in America, the article argues that workplaces can be valuable sites for fostering civic skill...

The article examines the evolution of diversity as a social and organizational goal from its origins in early American religious freedom to its contemporary ...

The article emphasizes Judaism's historical embrace of diverse perspectives, as demonstrated by the Talmud and the ethos of Hillel's students, and contrasts ...

Mel Brooks's 1974 film "Blazing Saddles" is a satirical take on the American Western genre, challenging its established narratives with humor and absurdity. ...

The author reflects on their discomfort with the label "Jew of color," despite fitting its conventional definition as an immigrant of Middle Eastern descent ...

Entrepreneur and author Mark Gerson argues in his book 'God Was Right' that multi-millennial Torah prescriptions can be corroborated by contemporary social s...

Dara Horn engages in a compelling discussion about her latest graphic novel 'One Little Goat' and explores themes from her acclaimed book 'People Love Dead J...

A Chassidic Jewish wedding in Israel offers a unique and deeply meaningful experience, centered around age-old traditions and spiritual significance. This vi...

April 2025 promises a varied lineup of Jewish TV offerings, both in returning favorites and new debuts. Existing shows like "Reformed," "The Pitt," and "Kuge...

In anticipation of Passover 2025, Sonya shares her comprehensive approach to preparing for the holiday within her Orthodox Sephardic Jewish family. Her proce...

Bamba, the beloved Israeli peanut snack known for its unique role in potentially reducing peanut allergies among Israeli children, now comes with a delightfu...

This episode explores the political implications of recent special elections, discussing the influence of figures like Elon Musk and Elise Stefanik, and how ...

Sari Kopitnikoff explores the exciting possibility of gamifying Pesach with a variety of engaging and age-appropriate games to make the holiday more fun and ...

Miriam Blumenkrantz offers a comprehensive four-day itinerary for families in the New York tri-state area, highlighting a variety of engaging activities to e...

Val Kilmer, who passed away at 65, left a lasting impression on a generation as the voice of Moses and God in "The Prince of Egypt." Though not Jewish himsel...

Navigating the wide selection of kosher wines for the Passover Seder can be daunting, but Zev Steinberg offers guidance on making the choice meaningful. Red ...

Rabbi Wendy Zierler reflects on Miriam, the sister of Moses, as a symbol of resilience amidst recent global and personal challenges such as the Covid pandemi...

Leah Koenig discusses her latest vegan recipe adaptation of the classic potato kugel, removing eggs, a traditional ingredient, to cater to vegans and those a...

Jewish community professional Joshua Namm shares a personal essay reflecting on the challenges of dating as a Jewish individual in the context of rising anti...

Ayelet Zurer discusses her portrayal of Ahinoam, a complex biblical character, emphasizing themes of motherhood, identity, and faith. The episode explores ho...

The article discusses President Trump's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), which manages independent news services like V...

Senator Cory Booker delivered a 19-hour speech on the Senate floor, invoking the Hebrew word "Hineni" to signal his active presence and opposition to the Tru...

Sheila Dardashti, a 78-year-old musician from Queens, is releasing her first album, "Build Me a Home," which features songs she personally wrote inspired by ...

The article explores the vibrant Jewish immigrant life on Manhattan's Lower East Side in 1916, highlighting the unique 'knish war' between two rival vendors ...

As the protagonist prepares her kitchen weeks ahead of Pesach, she reflects on her changed life, mourning the energetic person she once was. Amidst her prepa...

Efraim Feder has carved out a niche in the Jewish community as a dynamic influencer and content creator with a talent for showcasing new and hidden local bus...

With Passover fast approaching on April 12, Kveller's Lior Zaltzman curates a list of 15 delightful items to enhance any seder experience, regardless of your...

Celebrating a family wedding, the author shares a personal update about attending his granddaughter Yaffa's wedding in Lakewood, New Jersey. He notes the pre...

Jewish teens, overwhelmed by the barrage of war-related content on social media, have turned their social media anxiety into activism. Many, like Gabrielle L...

This video showcases the meticulous preparations for Passover in an Orthodox Sephardic Jewish family. The creator takes viewers through the process of spring...

In Berlin, a novel initiative called "Nu? Yiddish in All Art Forms" has emerged as the city's first Yiddish open mic night. Organized by the Yiddish culture ...