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As Hanukkah approaches, Target has unveiled its extensive collection of holiday-themed items. This collection includes a variety of decorations and presents ...

Harry Lampert, a 29-year-old self-taught baker and Great British Bake Off superfan, has spent years replicating the show's technical challenges from home. Al...

Israeli TV series are making significant waves internationally, with the adaptation and inspiration reaching prominent platforms like Netflix. Following the ...

In a touching personal narrative, Sara Blancke shares how her Southern interfaith family crafted a meaningful bat mitzvah for her daughter within a unique se...

Evelyn Toynton's memoir, "They Were Good Germans Once," delves into the complex lives of her German-Jewish family, highlighting the painful duality they face...

Daniel Snowman's new collection of essays, "Why Not Let the Leaning Tower Collapse?", explores the intersections of history, culture, and morality. As a cult...

Maia Zelkha shares her personal journey of identity and belonging, emphasizing the crucial role Israel plays in her sense of Jewish collective consciousness....

Canadian arts institutions are increasingly politicized, with Anne Michaels' Giller Prize win igniting controversy due to Scotiabank's ties with Israel. Cult...

This recipe features a classic Moroccan chicken dish enriched with apricots, offering a balance of sweet and savory flavors. Traditionally prepared in a tagi...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is executing a strategic assault on press freedoms, exemplified by economic measures against the Haare...

The video discusses the insights of a Jewish pop star who shares their perspective on the modern music industry, highlighting challenges and the evolving nat...

Rabbi Ari Lamm discusses the profound and diverse expressions of gratitude in the Hebrew Bible, focusing on Leah and Cain as key biblical figures to understa...

Reflecting on the 2012 Charedi Asifa against the internet, rabbinic warnings about its dangers, particularly social media, appear to have had some merit. Tho...

In this video, a teenager approaches the Lubavitcher Rebbe with skepticism about whether he truly understands her struggles. The Rebbe addresses her concerns...

Sigd, a unique Ethiopian Jewish festival, represents the deep connection of the Beta Israel to Jerusalem and spiritual renewal. Celebrated 50 days post-Yom K...

The episode discusses the challenges and controversies surrounding the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, and the ramifications of the International Cri...

Exploring the meditative art of bread-making, this article provides a simple one-bowl challah recipe tailored for busy individuals who wish to connect with a...

Etgar Quiz No. 284 offers a challenging set of questions designed to test knowledge on various Jewish themes not found in the Etgar Handbook. This installmen...

Kenneth Tigar, an accomplished 82-year-old actor, embodies Holocaust survivor Eddie Jaku in the one-man play "The Happiest Man on Earth" in London. The play,...

As Hanukkah approaches, this engaging vlog provides a lively shopping experience, exploring gift ideas and festive preparations for the Jewish holiday. The c...

This piece captures the story of the author's enchanting culinary experience in Rome, where they tasted stracotto di manzo for the first time. Invited to a S...

Sruli Fruchter explores the complex experiences of living between modern Orthodoxy and Israel's Religious Zionism after making aliyah. The transition from Am...

Wendy Litner's web series "My Dead Mom" humorously explores the continuing presence of her late mother's critical voice, addressing Jewish mother stereotypes...

The video is an exploration of the journey of a Jewish singer who has risen to prominence in the world of pop music, blending her cultural heritage with her ...

"Lady in the Lake," a limited series on Apple TV+ starring Natalie Portman, offers a rare and intricate portrayal of Jewish life through the lens of a 1960s ...

Jay Michaelson reflects on his struggle with feeling thankful amid political and global crises, emphasizing the importance of cultivating gratitude even in d...

Natan Slifkin discusses the contentious issue of draft-dodging among Charedi Jews in Israel, highlighting the tension between military service and traditiona...

Katz's Delicatessen, a legendary establishment in New York City's Lower East Side renowned for its iconic pastrami sandwiches and cinematic appearances, has ...

The film adaptation of "Wicked," directed by Jon M. Chu, draws shocking parallels between its setting and Nazi Germany, reminiscent of Der Stürmer's propagan...

London-based chef Ollie Gratter has created a unique festive sandwich called the Gobbler, which was ranked as the second favorite Christmas sandwich by Time ...

In a time when Jews face renewed targeting and antisemitic sentiments are pervasive, this deeply personal piece explores the struggle with faith and communit...

Jake Cohen is redefining Jewish cuisine for a modern audience, blending his deep Ashkenazi roots with diverse influences from his personal life. With nearly ...

Balancing the sweet and savory, schmaltz—a traditional Jewish chicken fat—adds a unique depth to oatmeal cookies, offering a fascinating twist to a classic t...

Ari Y. Kelman's model, embraced by the Jim Joseph Foundation, offers insights into Jewish education by focusing on universal learning processes rather than s...

The musical Wicked, seen as an allegory of Jewish history, offers deep insights into themes of scapegoating and resilience. The story reimagines The Wizard o...

Henry Wolfond, a Canadian Jewish business executive, recently fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming an astronaut by flying on a Blue Origin commercial spa...

Yisroel Benporat critically examines the persistent myth that Puritans in early America embraced aspects of Judaism, debunking claims such as Cotton Mather w...

The Schusterman Family Philanthropies, traditionally tied to oil and gas wealth, made their first foray into environmental philanthropy with a $300,000 donat...

In his poignant acceptance speech for the Berman Literature Prize, Jewish Guatemalan writer Eduardo Halfon reflects on the profound impact of tradition and s...

Jamie Betesh Carter reflects on the unique culinary blend of her Sephardic and Ashkenazi heritage, particularly how her family navigated these traditions dur...

Hana Raviyt Schank writes a poignant guest essay reflecting on the rise of antisemitism among Western Jews, especially in the aftermath of the October 7 conf...

Talya Zax offers a light-hearted guide to sidestepping heavy political topics like the war in Gaza and American politics during Thanksgiving dinners. Suggest...

Estee, in the midst of Succot, reflects on her own journey while dealing with physical discomfort and family dynamics. She is visited by her friend Tehila an...

During a typical Shabbat family gathering, the narrator reflects on the challenges of parenting. As she serves her children ice cream, her struggle with cons...

Chapter 24 of "Lie of the Land" by Cindy Scarr features a reflective conversation between Gabe and Hillel about Gabe's discovery regarding his real last name...

Chava Lipszyc, the Production Manager at Mishpacha magazine, describes her intricate role in producing this prominent Jewish publication. Chava, who grew up ...

Cindy Scarr humorously explores her ambivalence towards cooking in her article, discussing the pressure and expectations that come with preparing meals, part...

This humorous piece from Mishpacha Magazine explores the often awkward and ritualistic nature of a first date within the Orthodox Jewish community. The autho...

PJ Grisar humorously ranks the Peanuts characters based on their perceived Jewishness, despite their lack of explicit Jewish identity. Charlie Brown, Sally, ...

Avram Patt recounts a memorable experience from the mid-1970s in Vermont, where his knowledge of Yiddish surprised a thrift shop saleswoman. Having moved fro...