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Forward 1,100+ rabbis sign onto letter supporting immigrant rights: ‘Do Not Oppress the Stranger’ 11 Mar
Over 1,100 Jewish clergy members from across the United States have endorsed a letter supporting immigrant rights, emphasizing the Jewish tradition of advoca...
11 Mar
Hadassah How I Reluctantly Found Purpose as a Cancer Mentor 11 Mar
Annabelle Gurwitch, diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer during the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic, overcame skepticism to join Imerman Angels, a cancer su...
11 Mar
Forward I was sexually abused at my synagogue as a child. Here's how our community can protect others from that horror 11 Mar
Alex S. Kaufman details their personal journey of seeking justice after being sexually abused at a New Jersey synagogue in the 1990s, leading to a recent set...
11 Mar
Mishpacha Letters of Love 10 Mar
The article explores the unexpected but profound impact of Chaya Greenstein, who, despite living in a nursing home for nearly two decades, managed to touch t...
10 Mar
Mishpacha Parshas Vayakhel/Pekudei: 5786 10 Mar
Reflecting on Parshas Vayakhel/Pekudei, Cindy Scarr draws a parallel between the Torah's description of the Mishkan's construction and the human pursuit of p...
10 Mar
Forward In Israel’s missile war, some families run to shelters. Others have nowhere to go. 10 Mar
In light of ongoing missile threats from Iran, disparities in bomb shelter access in Israel have been highlighted, revealing significant inequities between J...
10 Mar
The Free Press This Week in Canada: Death Is a High-Volume Business 10 Mar
Rupa Subramanya's piece highlights the controversial efficiency of Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program. Recent reports reveal instances where...
10 Mar
Jamie Geller Beatie Deutsch on Motivation, Failure, and Showing Up Anyway | Jamie In The Rova 9 Mar
In this episode of "Jamie in the Rova," Jamie Geller engages with Beatie Deutsch, an Israeli marathon champion and mental health advocate, on matters of moti...
9 Mar
Jewish History Lectures How to Make AI Your Duplicitous Friend 9 Mar
The video, titled "How to Make AI Your Duplicitous Friend," likely discusses the integration of artificial intelligence into daily life, exploring both the p...
9 Mar
Jewish Action AI in Medicine: Halachic Reflections on Emerging Challenges 9 Mar
Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner explores the intersection of AI in healthcare and halachic implications, highlighting both the potential and ethical challenges. AI's ...
9 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Beyond good intentions: Building change that lasts 9 Mar
Galit Cohen, founder and executive director of Ripples for Change, offers insights on fostering sustainable humanitarian work, grounded in her extensive fiel...
9 Mar
Jewish Action What’s the Truth about . . . Delaying a Brit Milah for Medical Reasons? 9 Mar
Rabbi Dr. Ari Z. Zivotofsky explores the intricacies of delaying a brit milah, or circumcision, due to medical reasons. While the Torah mandates the brit on ...
9 Mar
Jewish Action Letters – Spring 2026 9 Mar
This collection of letters addresses significant questions within the Jewish community. Miriam Liebermann discusses the ethical implications of using Ozempic...
9 Mar
Jewish Action Chochmah Is Not Artificial: Why Employees Are Turning to AI—and What Leaders Are Missing  9 Mar
As artificial intelligence increasingly becomes integrated into the fabric of daily life by 2025, it's not being utilized primarily for technical tasks but r...
9 Mar
Chabad.org How To Feel TRULY FREE 6 Mar
The concept of freedom is explored within the Jewish framework, emphasizing how true liberation goes beyond physical constraints to encompass spiritual and e...
6 Mar
JTA After chatting with his rabbi, Sid Rosenberg apologizes for calling Mamdani a ‘cockroach’ 5 Mar
Radio host Sid Rosenberg issued an apology after derogatorily referring to Mamdani, a New York politician, using a term associated with Nazi dehumanization p...
5 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy The work no one sees: The paradox of caring for Israel’s double orphans  5 Mar
In the wake of the October 7th massacre, Israel faces the challenge of supporting dozens of children who have been rendered orphans, having lost both parents...
5 Mar
Living Lchaim What Happens When Forgotten Girls Are Given a Second Chance 5 Mar
The Ranch at Bethel provides a sanctuary for young Jewish women grappling with trauma, mental illness, or abuse. Through equine therapy, the ranch offers an ...
5 Mar
Mishpacha Measuring Up 3 Mar
Cindy Scarr reflects humorously on her family's aversion to goat milk products, a staple in their household due to an unexpected Chinese auction win. Initial...
3 Mar
Mishpacha The Comfort Trap  3 Mar
Cindy Scarr's article "The Comfort Trap" discusses the challenges parents face when raising independent and capable adults. Rochel Esther Blumenkrantz shares...
3 Mar
Lilith Purim’s Dark Side 2 Mar
Purim, often celebrated as a joyful holiday of hidden miracles and reversals, also has a darker side as represented in the story of Esther. This reflection b...
2 Mar
The Beinart Notebook America, Iran and the Lessons of Nuremberg 1 Mar
Peter Beinart's article critiques U.S. and Israeli foreign policy, particularly the recent attacks on Iran. He draws historical parallels with the Nuremberg ...
1 Mar
Forward What rabbinic wisdom taught me in the wake of the BAFTA scandal 27 Feb
The BAFTA Awards faced a storm of controversy after John Davidson, featured in a film about living with Tourette Syndrome, involuntarily shouted a racial slu...
27 Feb
JTA On Purim, Jewish tradition tells us to give to anyone who asks — no questions required 27 Feb
Purim, often seen as a festival of excess and revelry, carries a profound ethical mandate to give tzedakah (charity) unconditionally, as highlighted by Rabbi...
27 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy From intention to expectation: The next phase of Jewish disability inclusion 27 Feb
Over a decade ago, Jewish philanthropists initiated efforts to achieve full inclusion of people with disabilities within Jewish life, shifting the focus from...
27 Feb
JTA This Jewish family’s toy company challenged Trump’s tariffs. The Supreme Court agreed. 26 Feb
Learning Resources, a Jewish family-owned educational toy company, successfully challenged the Trump administration's tariffs in a decisive Supreme Court vic...
26 Feb
Forward What the Epstein files show about Jeffrey Epstein’s Jewish world 26 Feb
The involvement of Jeffrey Epstein with the Jewish community is examined through recently released files that reveal his donations to several Jewish causes, ...
26 Feb
JTA Checks, charities and conversion classes: What the Epstein files show about Jeffrey Epstein’s Jewish world 26 Feb
Jeffrey Epstein's extensive involvement with Jewish communities and causes has come to light following a recent release of files. Despite his 2008 conviction...
26 Feb
Mishpacha Eps 11. Open Hands, Open Hearts: The Art of Giving 25 Feb
Rachelli Fried and Mrs. Gabi Horovitz delve into the deeper aspects of what it means to truly give in a way that is both effective and sensitive to the recip...
25 Feb
Mishpacha The Secret 24 Feb
Rabbi Cindy Scarr recounts the story of siblings Sorah and Larry grappling with their late father's private diary, which explicitly instructed that family me...
24 Feb
Mishpacha “My Husband Drinks and Vapes Regularly. Is It Inevitable That My Children Will?” 24 Feb
Addressing concerns about a spouse's unhealthy habits, particularly drinking and vaping, the article explores the potential impact on children and the marita...
24 Feb
Chabad.org He Just DESTROYED The "SELF MADE" Myth 24 Feb
In this podcast episode, the speaker critically examines the common narrative of the "self-made" individual, arguing that such myths overshadow the significa...
24 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy The only people entitled to ‘Ukraine fatigue’ are the Ukrainians 24 Feb
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which has persisted despite fading global attention, requires steadfast support and engagement, argues David Weisberg. As ex...
24 Feb
Tablet Roko’s Basilisk 24 Feb
Rationalism, a Silicon Valley-born ideology focused on extreme logical reasoning, has given rise to controversial groups amidst AI's rapid advancements. The ...
24 Feb
The Beinart Notebook What If Other Countries Claimed The Right to Bomb the US? 23 Feb
Ken Silverman's article critiques the United States' potential military intervention in Iran, questioning the underlying assumptions of American exceptionali...
23 Feb
Forward Everyone can be a war profiteer in Gaza or Iran, thanks to online betting markets 20 Feb
Online betting platforms like Polymarket allow individuals to wager on geopolitical events, encouraging war profiteering on conflicts involving Israel and th...
20 Feb
Chabad.org Why DID G-D MAKE Some PEOPLE POOR 20 Feb
This video explores a deep philosophical question within Jewish thought: why does God permit poverty to exist? It delves into traditional Jewish teachings an...
20 Feb
JTA Les Wexner testifies that he was ‘conned’ by Jeffrey Epstein and did not know of his crimes 19 Feb
Les Wexner, a prominent Jewish philanthropist and former business magnate, testified in a closed-door congressional deposition regarding his past association...
19 Feb
Living Lchaim Why Working Harder Won't Make You Rich (According to the Torah) 19 Feb
Rabbi Reuven Feinstein, in a thought-provoking discussion, explores the Torah’s perspective on wealth and work, challenging modern hustle culture. He emphasi...
19 Feb
18forty How Jewish Communities Can Help Couples Going Through Divorce 18 Feb
Divorce, a significant and growing reality within Jewish communities, remains an under-addressed challenge compared to issues like illness or infertility. Wh...
18 Feb
Jewish Action Who Gets the Last Laugh? 18 Feb
Jewish comedians Eli Lebowicz and the Goldgrab brothers, creators of The Frum Side comics, discuss the nuances of humor in Orthodox Jewish contexts. Emphasiz...
18 Feb
Future of Jewish The End of Jewish Apology Culture 17 Feb
Mitch Schneider's essay highlights the emergence of a new confident Jewish generation that no longer apologizes for its identity or beliefs. The piece focuse...
17 Feb
Forward Tragically, 'genocide' has become a meaningless word 17 Feb
Jay Michaelson critiques the reckless use of the word 'genocide' in political discourse, particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He highligh...
17 Feb
Mishpacha The Mother Myth 17 Feb
Cindy Scarr's article challenges the pervasive myth that mothers are solely to blame for their children's problems, using the story of Mimi, a mother whose s...
17 Feb
Mishpacha How to Respond to Insults    17 Feb
Rabbi Moshe Walter offers guidance on dealing with personal affronts through three distinctive Jewish perspectives. Firstly, he suggests reframing negative e...
17 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy When people share in the outcome, purpose becomes real 17 Feb
Delta Air Lines' decision to share $1.3 billion in profits with employees highlights a critical leadership principle: acknowledging the human element in valu...
17 Feb
Tablet Letter to a Catholic Friend 16 Feb
Liel Leibovitz, in a heartfelt message to Catholics, warns against the encroachment of voices within the community that could distort its essence, echoing ch...
16 Feb
Forward The one Jewish value everyone should hold dear in the age of AI 15 Feb
In exploring the Jewish response to the rapid advancement of AI technology, Louis Keene argues that the value of "ameilut" or toil is crucial. While AI can p...
15 Feb
Jewish History Lectures How to Make AI your Resentful Slave 13 Feb
The video explores the complex relationship between humans and artificial intelligence, comparing AI to a "resentful slave" in its potential to both serve us...
13 Feb
Chabad.org This Is What SAVED ME After Prsion 12 Feb
In the episode titled "This Is What SAVED ME After Prsion" from the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, the host delves into a poignant narrativ...
12 Feb