Forward
She chronicled life's magic moments — the milestones and the mundane
10 Jan
Sally Friedman, a Jewish journalist renowned for her wry and heartfelt columns on everyday life, passed away at the age of 86. Her writing career, sparked by...
10 Jan
Kveller
These Unique Jewish Baby Names Will Trend in 2025
10 Jan
Kveller has identified a trend among Jewish parents of seeking unique and pronounceable Jewish baby names. Based on patterns from their popular feature "Name...
10 Jan
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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Progressives and Fire
10 Jan
The discussion dissects the intersection of progressive ideology with ongoing policy failures and environmental crises in California, focusing on the account...
10 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
‘Here’s why I need to be fatter ’
10 Jan
The author's narrative interweaves their lifelong struggles with body image and societal weight standards with the practicalities and emotional complexities ...
10 Jan
On the Nose
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Voices from Gaza
10 Jan
Editors Peter Beinart, Mahmoud Muna, Matthew Teller, and Juliette Touma discuss their anthology "Daybreak in Gaza: Stories of Palestinian Lives and Culture,"...
10 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Centrepiece spiced beef and cauliflower rice tahdig
10 Jan
Fabienne Viner-Luzzato offers a unique recipe for a Middle Eastern-inspired dish, combining spiced beef with a cauliflower rice tahdig. This dish, perfect fo...
10 Jan
Tikvah
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Brad Wilcox on Americans without Families
10 Jan
Brad Wilcox explores the profound social implications of increasing numbers of unmarried and childless adults in America, highlighting a shift away from trad...
10 Jan
Tablet
Jewish Food Influencers Grapple With Politics in the Kitchen
10 Jan
In the wake of the October 7 attacks and a rise in global antisemitism, Jewish food influencers on Instagram are navigating the intersection of their craft a...
10 Jan
Forward
After 15 months of war, Israelis are all scaffolding, helping hold each other up
9 Jan
The author reflects on the pervasive sense of mourning and resilience in Israeli society amid ongoing conflict and recent tragedies. She recounts her experie...
9 Jan
Kveller
Melissa Rivers Rescued Mom Joan Rivers’ Only Emmy from Devastating Palisades Fires
9 Jan
As devastating fires swept through Southern California, many, including Jewish celebrities, faced immense loss. Melissa Rivers recounted her rapid evacuation...
9 Jan
Chabad.org
The Story of the Northern Shabbat Lights in Alaska
9 Jan
In this touching story, a rabbi travels to Alaska to engage with Eskimo communities and uncovers Jewish presence and traditions in unexpected places. During ...
9 Jan
Hadassah
America’s First Organized-Crime Boss Was a Jewish Mom
9 Jan
Fredericka Mandelbaum, also known as Marm Mandelbaum, was a towering figure in America's organized crime scene in post-Civil War New York. Margalit Fox's boo...
9 Jan
JTA
A.J. Weberman, famous for picking through Bob Dylan’s trash, shares his thoughts on ‘A Complete Unknown’
9 Jan
A.J. Weberman, renowned for his controversial pursuit of Bob Dylan's personal insights through dumpster diving, shares his critical views on the new biopic "...
9 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
The Israeli comedian reminding the world that Jews are great
9 Jan
Israeli comedian Yohay Sponder garners attention with his show "Self Loving Jew," using humor to tackle themes of antisemitism, Jewish pride, and Israel's co...
9 Jan
Forward
Tel Aviv arts center to host event on Yiddish women’s poetry
9 Jan
Neve Schechter Center for Contemporary Jewish Culture in Tel Aviv is hosting a distinctive event celebrating Yiddish women's poetry, specifically focusing on...
9 Jan
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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Fire Fighting
9 Jan
The podcast discusses the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, analyzing local political responses and how they might shape California's future governance. Trum...
9 Jan
Jamie Geller
Jamie Geller Building the Dream Home Part 2: The Kitchen
9 Jan
Jamie Geller takes viewers on a journey through the creation of her dream kitchen in Israel, a project she embarked on five years after her initial aliyah an...
9 Jan
Future of Jewish
If you can, please help us keep serving you.
9 Jan
Joshua Hoffman of Future of Jewish, a publication focused on Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world, is appealing for financial support to continue offering i...
9 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Cauliflower with chickpeas, pomegranate and tahini yoghurt
9 Jan
This delightful recipe features roasted cauliflower complemented by chickpeas, pomegranate seeds, and tahini yoghurt, offering a flavorful and visually appea...
9 Jan
Unorthodox
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Will We All Soon Be Haredi? With Rabbi Gil Student
9 Jan
Rabbi Gil Student, a prominent voice in Orthodox Judaism, discusses how the Haredi community responds to modernity and technology, emphasizing the importance...
9 Jan
Unorthodox
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Will We All Soon Be Haredi? With Rabbi Gil Student
9 Jan
Rabbi Gil Student discusses the impact of technology on Orthodox Judaism, arguing for a balanced approach that embraces digital tools while maintaining relig...
9 Jan
Future of Jewish
The Worst Jewish Insult I Ever Heard
8 Jan
Joshua Hoffman recounts a seemingly innocuous but deeply offensive comment he's heard: "You don't look Jewish." This remark, he explains, encapsulates stereo...
8 Jan
Living Lchaim
Non-Jew Tries the Best Jewish Foods for the First Time
8 Jan
Chris CaresNone, a non-Jewish food blogger, embarks on a culinary journey through the kosher food scene in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Williamsburg and Bor...
8 Jan
Kveller
For Late Jewish Musician Peter Yarrow, Being Jewish Gave Him a ‘Sense of Mission’
8 Jan
Peter Yarrow, of the iconic folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary, passed away in 2023 at age 86. Yarrow's Jewish upbringing instilled in him a deep sense of activi...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
The Thai vegan retreat where Israelis go to zen out
8 Jan
On Thailand's Koh Samui island, Kapuhala offers a unique sanctuary for Israelis and other global visitors seeking relaxation in a plant-based, nature-centric...
8 Jan
Hadassah
Guide to Jewish Literature – January/February 2025
8 Jan
Randi O'Connor's guide in Hadassah Magazine provides an overview of notable Jewish literature for early 2025. It highlights a selection of both contemporary ...
8 Jan
Kveller
‘Schindler’s List’ Is Now On Netflix, and I’ll Be Watching With My 10-Year-Old
8 Jan
The article discusses the decision of a Jewish mother to watch "Schindler's List" with her 10-year-old son now that it is available on Netflix. She reflects ...
8 Jan
JTA
What an obituary writer learned by saying goodbye to hundreds of people
8 Jan
Jewish obituary writer Andrew Silow-Carroll reflects on his experiences editing the Jewish Life Stories newsletter, where obituaries served as a celebration ...
8 Jan
JTA
Pasadena synagogue burns down as fires rage across Southern California
8 Jan
The Pasadena Jewish Center and Temple, a historic synagogue with over a hundred years of presence in Pasadena, California, was destroyed by raging fires driv...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
My tips for a healthy new you? No late noshes and a daily walk
8 Jan
After the indulgences of both secular New Year's Eve and the Hanukkah holiday, the author reflects on personal struggles with weight and the societal challen...
8 Jan
Mishpacha
Quick Granola Bars
8 Jan
Sharona shares a straightforward recipe from Dining In, perfect for making quick and delicious granola bars. These bars are easy to prepare in a single bowl ...
8 Jan
Mishpacha
Mini-Chip Crisps
8 Jan
A delightful and crispy take on cookies, this recipe for Mini-Chip Crisps offers a unique combination of oatmeal and crispy rice cereal for a satisfying text...
8 Jan
Mishpacha
Chocolate Crumb Cake
8 Jan
Sharona presents a delightful Chocolate Crumb Cake recipe featured on Kosher.com, promising to be both easy to bake and irresistibly tasty, serving up to 24 ...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Vegetable comfort soup with chilli chicken meatballs
8 Jan
Chef Daniel Green shares his recipe for a comforting and nutritious vegetable soup with chili chicken meatballs, perfect for a day at home when you're cravin...
8 Jan
Unorthodox
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How to Be a Jew ... like Jesse Eisenberg
8 Jan
Jesse Eisenberg discusses his new film, "A Real Pain," which explores themes of grief and memory against a Holocaust backdrop, portraying these weighty topic...
8 Jan
Hadassah
A Fabric Artist on Quilting Jewish Content
8 Jan
Louise Silk, a quiltmaker and fabric artist, reflects on her extensive career through a special exhibition at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh. The ret...
8 Jan
Tablet
War Songs
8 Jan
Israel's long history of conflict has given rise to numerous war-related songs that capture the emotions and atmosphere of each period. The recent Oct. 7, 20...
8 Jan
Forward
Peter Yarrow sang the soundtrack to my Jewish childhood
7 Jan
Reflecting on her unique connection with folk legend Peter Yarrow, Abigail Pogrebin shares personal memories tied to Yarrow's music, particularly the iconic ...
7 Jan
Kveller
Jewish Director Jeff Baena Made Movies that Were Dark and Divine
7 Jan
Jeff Baena, a Jewish director known for blending dark themes with humor, passed away at 47. Influenced heavily by Jewish mysticism, his films often intertwin...
7 Jan
Hadassah
Crossword: Heed These Words
7 Jan
Jonathan Schmalzbach presents a crossword puzzle titled "Heed These Words" in Hadassah Magazine, offering a playful and engaging challenge for readers. This ...
7 Jan
Forward
How a special Yiddish word and a phone company inspired Delia Ephron's new Broadway play
7 Jan
Delia Ephron's Broadway play "Left on Tenth," inspired by an aggravating phone call with Verizon, explores her journey of rediscovering love and resilience a...
7 Jan
JTA
Peter Yarrow, Jewish musician and activist of Peter, Paul and Mary fame, dies at 86
7 Jan
Peter Yarrow, the influential Jewish musician and activist from the iconic 1960s folk group Peter, Paul and Mary, passed away at 86 due to bladder cancer. Kn...
7 Jan
Forward
A young artist’s search for the long-lost script of a Yiddish play
7 Jan
Rokhl Kafrissen critiques the often-misunderstood narrative surrounding Yiddish culture and brings an insider perspective through her play, "Shtumer Shabes" ...
7 Jan
Mishpacha
Inside Out: Fresh Face Formula
7 Jan
The piece delves into the benefits and methods of skin exfoliation to achieve radiant skin, discussing both physical and chemical techniques. It highlights c...
7 Jan
Mishpacha
Skiing on Sacred Snow
7 Jan
The article "Skiing on Sacred Snow" by Cindy Scarr traces the history of skiing on Mount Hermon in the Golan Heights, an area of strategic and cultural impor...
7 Jan
JTA
The Borscht Belt hotels were cornerstones of Jewish family life that have no real replacement
7 Jan
The article reflects on the historical significance of the Borscht Belt hotels in New York's Catskill Mountains as vital centers for Jewish family life. Thes...
7 Jan
The Commentary Magazine Podcast
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Meta Analysis
7 Jan
The episode delves into the reasons behind Justin Trudeau's resignation, exploring Western political stagnation and public distrust in long-standing leaders ...
7 Jan
Jewish Table
Roasted French Onion Soup
7 Jan
Leah Koenig's article explores how certain non-Jewish foods like sushi and French onion soup have become staples in kosher dining, despite their origins. Sus...
7 Jan
Forward
Jimmy Carter, Bubby and me
7 Jan
Lisa Mayer recounts her childhood adventure attending Jimmy Carter's 1977 presidential inauguration with her formidable grandmother, Bubby. Initially intende...
7 Jan
Sonya's Prep
How I Cover My Hair as a Jewish Woman Head Covering Styles & Routine | Review & Styling Tips
7 Jan
Head coverings are an essential practice for many Jewish women, integrating both religious significance and personal style. In this video, the creator shares...
7 Jan