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In the video, the creator shares their personal approach to preparing for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. This preparation involves a combination of spir...

The article from Kveller explores the complexities and personal decisions involved in choosing a name for a Jewish child in the context of rising antisemitis...

"Death of England: A Trilogy" concludes with a powerful exploration of racial tensions and familial bonds in modern Britain, focusing on the dynamics between...

The article profiles Kenny Wax, a prominent theatre producer known for his nurturing approach and connection to his Jewish roots. Based in London, Wax is cel...

In recent times, the Hebrew word "slicha," meaning "sorry," has permeated Israeli vernacular amidst a profound national crisis. Following the tragic loss of ...

The Chocolate Ripple Fridge Cake is a no-bake dessert popular in Australia, featuring chocolate biscuits sandwiched with cream to form a soft, flavorful cake...

Lisa Kay, a former chartered accountant and member of Bushey United Synagogue, founded Sole Bliss in 2017 to create stylish yet comfortable high heels for wo...

The episode shares the harrowing narrative of Rachel Goldberg-Polin's relentless pursuit of justice and resolution for her son Hirsch, who was taken hostage ...

Joshua Hoffman from Future of Jewish invites readers to support their platform, which aims to deepen understanding of Judaism, Israel, and global Jewish issu...

Tablet Magazine is looking to expand its audience editorial team by hiring a creative and driven video producer. This role, based in New York City with remot...

Olivier Roy's book, "The Crisis of Culture: Identity Politics and the Empire of Norms," explores the pervasive issue of cultural appropriation and how global...

The documentary, "Jacob de Haan: A Voice Out of Time," directed by Zvi Landsman, explores the life and times of Jacob de Haan, a complex figure in early 20th...

The article "Who by Fire" appears to be an interactive crossword puzzle featured in Hadassah Magazine, probably related to a Jewish theme, as suggested by it...

Doug Emhoff, the Second Gentleman of the United States and husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, is a figure of interest among American Jews due to his hi...

Shelly Jay Shore's debut novel, "Rules For Ghosting," offers a unique blend of queer, Jewish storytelling with a charming take on family dynamics and traditi...

The article presents a poignant narrative set against the backdrop of the ongoing pain in Israel due to hostilities, focusing on a visit to an unconventional...

In this episode, Jesse Brown discusses how his commitment to spotlighting antisemitism in Canada led to a backlash from his progressive supporters, resulting...

This edition of The Jewish Table newsletter introduces a recipe for Zucchini Coconut Soup, which is available exclusively to paid subscribers. The newsletter...

The video "5 Surprising Facts About the Jewish People" by Unpacked delves into the complex tapestry of Jewish identity, challenging stereotypes and highlight...

The full cast for Nathan Englander's play, "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank," has been announced, headlined by Joshua Malina in his London d...

This recipe for Plum, Blackberry, and Bay Friand Bake offers a delightful twist on the traditional small friand cakes commonly enjoyed in Australia, New Zeal...

The event known as Flagstock 2024 at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill highlighted the intersection of American patriotism and support for Isra...

In an evocative personal reflection, the writer delves into the emotional connection felt between her son and Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an American hostage in Is...

The article explores the intersection of Jewish culture and the concept of "Camp," as characterized by Susan Sontag's seminal "Notes on Camp," first publishe...

The article "What Is Left" is a poignant reflection on the process of sorting through a deceased parent’s belongings and coming to terms with the fragmented ...

"The Sky Does Not Witness: A Poem for the Mothers" is a poignant and evocative poem reflecting on the shared pain and loss experienced by mothers in Israel a...

Rachel Korazim's new poetry anthology, "Shiva: Poems of October 7," provides a poignant and necessary artistic response to the tragic events of October 7, wh...

This article from Mishpacha Magazine reflects on the importance of words not spoken, emphasizing the impact of restraint and awareness in communication. The ...

This article from Mishpacha Magazine highlights the transformative power of the word "yes" in various aspects of life. It emphasizes using "yes" in parenting...

The article reflects on the profound grief and shared pain experienced by the Jewish community worldwide, particularly in the aftermath of the events followi...

Hadassah Magazine's 'Guide to Jewish Literature' for September/October 2024 offers a curated selection of recent publications that explore various aspects of...

Nikki Schreiber, inspired by her late father's memory, created "Humans of Judaism" to share uplifting Jewish stories and counter the prevalent grief and anti...

In this episode, historian Pawel Maciejko discusses the lasting impact of Sabbateanism and its potential influence on modern secular Jewish identity. By exam...

This recipe introduces a traditional salad from Gaziantep, Turkey, featuring coarsely chopped olives and walnuts, mixed with spring onions, parsley, and a dr...

The political commentary from Mishpacha Magazine examines the high-stakes nature of the upcoming debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, as tight poll...

The article from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the dynamics of household responsibilities and how they can create tension within marriages. It focuses on a ...

In the article "The Worst of Both Worlds," a wife reflects on her mixed feelings about her husband's growing spirituality and conscientiousness. While she is...

The article "Remedy or Ruse?" from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the efficacy of popular remedies like collagen and magnesium. It questions the scientific b...

Hirsh Henfield, a 33-year-old logistics professional from Cleveland, defied a State Department travel advisory to accomplish his goal of visiting every count...

In this article, Rav Aaron Lopiansky reflects on the spiritual journey and personal development facilitated by the yeshivah experience, especially ahead of R...

In anticipation of the upcoming Oasis concerts in Manchester's Heaton Park next July, Angela Epstein reflects on the challenges and cultural juxtapositions t...

This recipe introduces a unique twist on the traditional Indian street food, bhel puri, known for its vibrant flavors and popularity in Mumbai. The modern ad...

Joshua Leifer's new book explores the evolution of American Jewish identity from the post-World War II era to today, challenging the narrative of seamless as...

The article offers an engaging exploration of MAD magazine's influence from its inception in the early 1950s. It details how MAD, originally a comic, evolved...

The article vividly captures the emotions and resilience of Jewish mothers, particularly Rachel Goldberg-Polin, the mother of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was t...

Rabbi Daniel Cohen explores the Ashkenazi Jewish tradition of naming children after deceased relatives, emphasizing how this practice serves as a powerful me...

Joshua Hoffman, representing Future of Jewish, appeals to readers for financial support to help the publication maintain its free access to Jewish educationa...

Judah Roberts, a 16-year-old from Boca Raton with Sephardic ancestry, is leading efforts to preserve the Ladino language and Sephardic culture through the ne...

The article "New Jewish Reading for the Start of the Jewish Year" highlights five diverse books offering rich reflections and narratives, perfect for those i...

Joshua Leifer's book "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life" explores the shifting identities and priorities...