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This recipe for a Raspberry Custard Tart combines a creamy French custard base with the flaky texture of puff pastry, topped with a visually delightful assor...

Cafe Otef Netiv Haasara in Tel Aviv serves as a crucial hub for former residents of the Negev moshav, Netiv Haasara, who were displaced after the Hamas attac...

The article by Jennifer A. Stern explores the summer experiences of Jewish children during the early 20th century, as documented in letters to the editor pub...

Joshua Leifer's new book, "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life," explores the shifting landscape of Americ...

This vlog provides a glimpse into a Jewish mother's experiences as she prepares her three sons for the back-to-school season. While showcasing the various sc...

This article, authored by Mrs. Shira Hochheimer and supplemented by insights from Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt and Mrs. Shira Smiles, reflects on Shlomo Hamelech's...

In Chapter 12 of "Lie of the Land," featured in Mishpacha Magazine, Gabe experiences an unaccustomed solitude that starkly contrasts with the lively chaos he...

The article 'Altitude Adjustment' in Mishpacha Magazine recounts a personal experience of a newly married couple seeking a unique summer getaway in Vail, Col...

In this article from Mishpacha, Liora Waxman discusses the essential factors to consider when selecting software for a business. Through a casual conversatio...

"The Last Ponytail" captures the anticipation and emotions of a new school year transition, particularly from the perspective of someone stepping into the ro...

The article reflects on a poignant encounter between the author and another individual of Hungarian descent, juxtaposing their shared backgrounds with person...

In this installment of the serialized story "For Granted" from Mishpacha Magazine, Dini struggles with the emotional fallout from a breach of trust involving...

"Shifters" is a notable entry in British theatre, being only the third work by a black British playwright on the West End. Written by Benedict Lombe, the pla...

The Nova Exhibition in Los Angeles offers a deeply immersive experience, documenting the Hamas attack on a desert music festival on October 7th. With a mix o...

The newsletter introduces an exclusive interactive session for its Premium subscribers, set as an "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) happening on Thursday, August 29, a...

In this guest essay, Andy Bachman reflects on an event at Brooklyn's Powerhouse Arena where a discussion with author Joshua Leifer was canceled due to Bachma...

Joshua Leifer's book launch, initially canceled due to a dispute over a pro-Israel moderator, witnessed a resurgence with a sellout crowd and increased book ...

Montana Tucker, a prominent social media influencer, singer, and activist, is using her platform to advocate for Israel and combat antisemitism. At the Gramm...

This fusion dish combines South American quinoa with Moroccan-influenced roasted vegetables and chicken marinated in a Greek lemon-oregano dressing, resultin...

Apple TV+'s "Lady in the Lake," directed by Israeli-born Alma Harel, is a gripping series that intertwines themes of race and gender within the context of 19...

The article addresses dilemmas faced by charedi individuals who feel trapped in their community's norms, particularly around not participating in national re...

The article discusses the cancellation of author Joshua Leifer's book launch due to his association with controversial Zionist Rabbi Andy Bachman, sparking b...

"My Grandfather's Leg" is a poignant recollection of life in the Jewish quarter of Sanaa, Yemen, during the early 20th century, through the narrative of the ...

In the face of ongoing political and social turmoil in Israel, ceramic studios have emerged as sanctuaries for creative expression and emotional healing. The...

Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign is appealing to Jewish donors by suggesting contributions in multiples of 18, linking the fundraising approach to the...

"Lady in the Lake," starring Natalie Portman, is a powerful exploration of American Jewish womanhood through the lens of a 1960s Baltimore murder mystery. Po...

"In for a Ride" explores the chaotic yet memorable experiences found in the carpool lane, depicting a mix of humorous anecdotes and poignant moments shared a...

Sivan Rahav-Meir shares an inspiring account from the GO JEWISH Shabbaton in Antwerp, Belgium, where 300 young European Jews gathered to reconnect with their...

"Art That Pops" profiles the Balloon Story exhibition by Israeli entrepreneur Yonatan Eizik and balloon artist Kobi Kalimian. Located at New York’s Park Aven...

Sweet Dreams Cafe, a kosher Italian restaurant on New York's Lower East Side, features a striking mural depicting 2,000 years of Jewish tragedies, from the B...

In light of the Israel-Hamas conflict, audiences are increasingly interpreting war movies and series like 'Dune,' 'The Last of Us,' and 'The Hunger Games' th...

Clairette Atri Mizrahi, a Mexican Syrian Jewish playwright, captures the tension between modern and traditional identity in her work, particularly through he...

This article delves into various Jewish back-to-school traditions, highlighting how cultural practices associate the start of a child's education with joy an...

In Dnipro, Ukraine, the Jewish community continues to thrive amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. Despite being close to the frontline, the Menorah Cente...

This recipe for spicy aubergine and feta triangles offers a flavorful take on a vegetarian appetizer. Combining finely diced aubergines cooked to golden perf...

Prof. Orit Rozin discusses her book "Emotions of Conflict: Israel 1949-1967," examining how the Israeli establishment managed public emotions during times of...

This article addresses the growing political polarization in the United States, focusing on the perceived loss of rational discourse and the rise of extreme ...

The video explores the implications of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement aimed at Israel, arguing that instead of promoting justice, it r...

Future of Jewish, a global publication committed to delivering in-depth analysis and insights on Judaism, Israel, and broader Jewish topics, has been freely ...

This recipe for no-bake chocolate peanut butter bars is a delicious and simple treat that can be enjoyed as a snack or dessert. The bars are made with a base...

Yitzchak (Isaac) Fogel's journey is a compelling narrative of self-discovery and identity. Growing up in the Satmar Hasidic community in Williamsburg, New Yo...

In this reflective piece, the author describes a recent incident where a bookstore in Brooklyn canceled a discussion due to the author's Zionist beliefs, hig...

This year's Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert will pay a significant tribute to the victims of the Nova music festival massacre, which occur...

Ethan Blauner's new Chelsea gym, Sid's Gym, has become an unexpected refuge for the Jewish community seeking solace and empowerment following the Hamas attac...

"Between the Temples" is a new film by Nathan Silver, featuring a unique blend of Jewish culture, humor, and heartfelt storytelling. With a cast including Ca...

A Brooklyn bookstore event featuring journalist Joshua Leifer and moderated by Rabbi Andy Bachman was canceled due to the latter's Zionist affiliation. This ...

Sol Yurick's 1965 novel, "The Warriors," which inspired a cult classic film and a Lin-Manuel Miranda concept album, draws from his experience as a social wor...

In this reflective piece, a rabbi and author describes the creation of a fantasy novel influenced by Jewish spirituality and tradition. The story, conceived ...

"Between the Temples," directed by Nathan Silver, is an evocative, comedic indie film exploring the intersection of Jewish ritual, personal grief, and unconv...

Jonathan Salt, a non-Jewish teacher and playwright, is educating audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe about antisemitism through his one-man play, "Confessions ...