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Birthright Israel trips in the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack have become more significant for participants, as they experience Israel throug...

In a bizarre and controversial statement, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Nominee Mike Huckabee disclosed during his confirmation hearing that he had undergone an ...

In response to increased antisemitic threats and prominent international events, like the October 7 Hamas attacks, some American Jews, including those who ma...

Israeli medical clowns are providing crucial support in healing both physical and psychological traumas of soldiers and civilians impacted by recent conflict...

The 2025 Oscars ceremony was highlighted by several significant Jewish narratives, both on and off the stage. The Documentary Feature win for "No Other Land"...

Devori Nussbaum delves into an intriguing connection between mental health and the teachings of the Alter Rebbe, the founder of Chabad Hasidism. By examining...

This podcast episode provides an overview of key developments and discussions within the Jewish world for the week of March 2nd. It likely covers a range of ...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, provides free, insightful content on Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world, aiming to educate and inspire readers gl...

Timothe Chalamet's rise in the film industry is part of a larger narrative of a talented and resilient showbiz family spanning multiple generations. Highligh...

The discussion on dating in the Jewish world, as presented by Dovi Neuburger, Eli Geller, Nechami Tenenbaum, and Rachel Pekarsky, offers an in-depth explorat...

Michelle Trachtenberg, a Jewish actress, passed away at 39, with her family choosing to forgo an autopsy for religious reasons. In Judaism, autopsies are gen...

The piece critiques the prevalent antiracism approach in diversity work, emphasizing its potential overemphasis on victimhood and identity conflicts. Instead...

Judaism's longstanding tradition of valuing diverse perspectives, as exemplified in the Talmud and the teachings of Hillel, contrasts sharply with today's of...

Amidst growing polarization and a crisis of civility in American public life, the workplace emerges as a pivotal arena for fostering civic engagement and div...

Mel Brooks' 1974 film, "Blazing Saddles," is a provocative comedy that attacks the traditional conventions of Western cinema through satirical humor with a d...

"The Brutalist," a film directed by Peter Savodnik and starring Adrien Brody, explores the poignant question of whether Jews truly belong in America. Set aga...

Steven Brinberg's persona, Simply Barbra, is a tribute to Barbra Streisand that has captivated audiences for over 30 years with its authenticity and humor. P...

The article in Yidishland magazine explores the controversy surrounding the gravestone of I. L. Peretz, a prominent Yiddish writer. Peretz's gravestone, loca...

The latest edition of the 'Guide to Jewish Literature' curated by Randi O'Connor for Hadassah Magazine highlights a selection of notable Jewish books release...

As Purim approaches on March 13, 2025, New York City offers a plethora of celebrations to honor the holiday commemorating Jewish Queen Esther's triumph over ...

Amazon Prime's new series "The House of David" seeks to breathe new life into the storied biblical narrative of King David, drawing comparisons to "Game of T...

Sam Aronow provides a fascinating exploration of various historical and cultural figures, including Hungarian Communist leader Béla Kun, Soviet filmmaker Ser...

During Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM), the story of Grayson Roberts shines a light on the necessity of year-round commi...

Rabbi Adina Allen discusses how the creative power described in the Torah reflects humanity's innate creativity, which is vital in navigating contemporary so...

The phrase "Is it good for the Jews?" is explored by Moment Senior Editor Dan Freedman alongside Jesse Bernstein, Artistic Director of Theatre Ariel, and pla...

The podcast episode delves into the rise of Meir Kahane's extremist ideologies within the Jewish social media sphere, focusing on influencer Lizzy Savetsky's...

Netflix's new comedy, "Running Point," features Max Greenfield as Lev Levenson, a quintessential Nice Jewish Boy engaged to Isla Gordon, played by Kate Hudso...

The phrase "Is it good for the Jews?" serves as a central pivot in this dialogue featuring Moment Senior Editor Dan Freedman, Theatre Ariel's Jesse Bernstein...

Gary Rosenblatt presents a compelling interview with Rabbi David Wolpe, exploring pressing issues such as the rise of anti-Semitism on campus, notably at Har...

Jake Adams, a Jewish stand-up comic, blends humor and sports with his social media channel "Country Club Adjacent," which has gained massive popularity and n...

Gene Hackman's role in the 1996 film "The Birdcage," where he portrays a conservative senator ensnared by the antics of a Jewish drag club couple played by R...

Film critic Jordan Hoffman discusses five Oscar-nominated films with Jewish or Israeli themes, amid a backdrop of ongoing conflict and controversy. These fil...

Rav Dov Landau, a leader in the charedi Lithuanian community, has taken a principled stand against charedi involvement in the World Zionist Organization (WZO...

Richie Taylor, whose family business Wulf's Fish in Brookline, Massachusetts, has been a staple for Jewish families for generations, is renowned for his abil...

The article delves into how Benyamin Cohen's father, an Orthodox rabbi and Jewish educator, used movies like Gene Hackman's "Hoosiers," as a source of moral ...

Jesse Eisenberg's film "A Real Pain" offers a refreshing take on Jewish narratives in cinema, contrasting the usual depictions of Jewish trauma often seen in...

A Body that Works is an Israeli series on Netflix that poignantly explores the emotional and ethical complexities of surrogacy. Through the intertwined lives...

Join 'My Jewish Family Vlog' as they prepare for the festive Jewish holiday of Purim. This video offers a glimpse into the celebratory traditions and prepara...

Joshua Hoffman of Future of Jewish reaches out to readers to continue supporting their journalism, which offers in-depth analysis on Judaism, Israel, and Jew...

Yehudit Sarah Waller reflects on the juxtaposition of everyday life against the backdrop of war and tragedy in Israel. Through intimate and routine activitie...

Michael Wolff's latest book, "All or Nothing," provides insights into the Jewish aspects of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. It highlights the relu...

Amy Dell, a key figure in New York's Jewish food scene, has launched Sababa Foods, introducing 'Saturday Sauce,' her take on the traditional Middle Eastern c...

Dan Friedman reviews an exhibition celebrating the work of the late designer Dan Friedman at Superhouse in New York City. The exhibition, titled "Why Shouldn...

Exploring the films "Nosferatu" by Robert Eggers and "Babygirl" by Halina Reijn, this article delves into the portrayal of female desire and its suppression ...

Michelle Trachtenberg, best known for her roles in "Harriet the Spy," "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," and "Gossip Girl," has died at the age of 39. Trachtenberg,...

Discussions revolve around the aftermath of the hostage release and ceasefire deal in Gaza, focusing on the emotions in Israel following the return of both l...

Jesse Eisenberg's film "A Real Pain" provides a refreshing take on Holocaust narratives by avoiding didactic tropes and instead focusing on personal and exis...

Kugel serves as a prequel to the acclaimed Israeli series Shtisel, exploring the lives of Shulem Shtisel's younger brother, Nuchem, and his daughter, Libbi, ...

Raised in a Modern Orthodox family in Israel, Asaf Peled felt detached from Judaism as he questioned and wandered through Europe. A chance encounter with a s...

Sharona's "Mini Fryer Basket Package" is a creative culinary exploration featured in Mishpacha Magazine. The article details the innovative use of mini fryer...