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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...

With the increasing number of interfaith marriages, more families are celebrating both Christmas and Hanukkah, often referred to as Chrismukkah. This year, t...

Ross Marks, a Jewish filmmaker, shares his journey of directing his first Christmas movie "Santa's Cousin," which intertwines his Jewish identity with univer...

The LeeVees, a band formed by Adam Gardner of Guster and Dave Schneider of the Zambonis, offers an alternative to typical holiday music with their Hanukkah-t...

In this Hanukkah-themed vlog, the creator shares her excitement for the upcoming holiday by showcasing her Black Friday haul. She takes viewers through her n...

Steven Gotlib reviews Joshua Leifer's book "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life," focusing on the evolutio...

Brittany Sirlin reflects on the challenge of preserving the Yiddish-infused stories of her childhood for the next generation. Centering around a story of "Re...

Leah Koenig introduces a new Thanksgiving recipe for a Butternut Squash, Cabbage, and Mushroom Pastel, a savory Sephardi pie that can serve as a vegetarian o...

Rob Eshman highlights the transformative experience of physically connecting with animals usually seen only as food, particularly through his encounter with ...

Moment magazine invites its readers to share unmarked newspaper clippings, curiosities, and photographs as part of their ongoing engagement with their audien...

Noted American photographer Ralph Gibson embarked on a transformative journey through Israel in 2019, capturing the country's essence through his unique arti...

Cremation has traditionally been considered off-limits in Jewish practice due to religious, cultural, and historical factors. The practice of burial is deepl...

Armin Rosen critiques The New Yorker's recent issue featuring various authors grappling with the state of America post-election, focusing on their collective...

Moment Magazine is recognized for its comprehensive journalism that addresses the complexities of contemporary Jewish life and thought. The video showcases t...

Mayim Bialik, in a light-hearted conversation with comedian Iliza Shlesinger on her podcast, expressed strong opinions on what flavors should be considered "...

The discussion reflects on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s warning about the limitations of viewing the world solely through a racial lens, specifically in the...

Reflecting on family traditions and the transmission of heritage through the simple act of baking bread, the narrative threads the lives of generations of wo...

Simon Jacobson, a well-known Jewish scholar and commentator, delves into profound personal reflections and transformative experiences in his podcast "Ordinar...

Ber Kotlerman, a prolific Yiddish author, has been awarded the J. I. Segal Award for his collection of stories titled "Samoyed." Kotlerman, who was born in 1...

Caryn Tamber-Rosenau, a Jewish biblical scholar in Houston, critiques the newly adopted Bluebonnet curriculum in Texas public schools for inserting Christian...

This edition of Hadassah Magazine's Letters to the Editor features a range of responses highlighting significant issues within the Jewish community. Judy Ste...

Dana Bash, an esteemed anchor and chief political correspondent for CNN, was honored with the Robert S. Greenberger Journalism Award at Moment Magazine's 202...

Moment Magazine's 2024 Awards Gala celebrated Robert Siegel by presenting him with the Inspirational Journalism Award. Siegel, a literary contributor to Mome...

The Moment 2024 Gala celebrated the achievements of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton by awarding her the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Human Rights Award. Recognize...

Nadine Epstein, Editor-in-Chief and CEO of Moment Magazine, was honored with the Visionary Leadership Award at the Moment 2024 Awards Gala. Moment Magazine, ...

The article reflects on a personal incident from 1996 when a concert performance sparked an impromptu reaction against antisemitism, illustrating the then-st...

Displaced Israelis, affected by the violence following the October 7 Hamas-led attack, are finding solace and a sense of identity through cooking, thanks to ...

Yishai Sarid's novel, "The Third Temple," explores a speculative future where religious extremists rebuild the ancient Temple in Jerusalem, instituting a mon...

Nachum Kaplan's guest essay provides a satirical guide to the various forms of antisemitism, categorizing them into twelve distinct types ranging from Neo-Na...