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In a practical conversation with financial adviser Jonathan Shenkman, this episode of "Kosher Money" addresses key questions in personal finance and investme...

Cindy Scarr explores the experience of a dental assistant grappling with anxiety and self-doubt, characterized by obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and soc...

In her discussion of Parshas Vayeishev, Cindy Scarr draws on the teachings of Rabbi Simcha Bunim of Peshischa and the Sfas Emes to highlight the importance o...

Peter Beinart explores the complexities surrounding the use of boycotts as a tool for social and political change by interviewing experts from different geop...

Eetta Prince-Gibson, alongside Sarah Breger, discusses the work of the Dinah Project, which was launched to advocate for the victims of sexual violence amids...

Nachum Kaplan's essay explores the enduring ethical tension within Judaism between power and morality, particularly in the context of Israel's conflicts with...

In the wake of increased tensions following the outbreak of war in Israel and Gaza on October 7, questions have emerged about the space for Jewish involvemen...

The article explores the theme of uncertainty in Jewish life, especially within the American Jewish community, by drawing on the concept of *devekut*, or spi...

Chaim Seidler-Feller explores the challenging task of reconciling Jewish ethics with Zionist nationalism. He draws from religious Zionist thinkers like Rabbi...

The article by Alon Shalev delves into the critical issue of polarization within society, drawing on Jewish historical and moral wisdom to provide insights. ...

In the face of rising polarization among Jewish communities globally, Joshua Kullock urges a re-evaluation of the concept of compromise through a Jewish mora...

Shai Assulin, a coordinator for the Jerusalem Municipality's Special Needs Department, emphasizes the importance of inclusive participation for individuals w...

Peter Beinart facilitates a discussion on the nature and impact of boycotts, featuring experts Zackie Achmat, a prominent figure in the anti-apartheid moveme...

Readers of Mishpacha Magazine react to recent articles, covering diverse topics like the dangers of adopting a victim mentality, the profound impact of a chi...

Reflecting on Parshas Vayishlach, Cindy Scarr explores the theme of resisting external influences through the biblical story of Yaakov (Jacob) living with La...

Michael Zoosman argues that Israel's consideration of reinstating the death penalty for terrorists contradicts Jewish values and could harm Israel's internat...

The episode explores a fascinating aspect of Jewish law that deeply impacted an individual, highlighting how Jewish legal principles can resonate profoundly ...

Cindy Scarr explores the complexities of recycling through a visit to the Ocean County Recycling Center in Lakewood. She challenges common perceptions of rec...

This opinion piece critiques the misguided compassion shown to convicted child sex offender Nechemya Weberman by some members of the Orthodox Jewish communit...

Amidst the contrasting narratives of Thanksgiving—idealistic friendship versus exploitative enslavement—Deborah Barer draws a parallel to Passover, suggestin...

Rivka Bennun Kay's article explores the concept of empathy through the lens of Leslie Jamison's book "The Empathy Exams." Kay contrasts Brene Brown's popular...

Jewish literacy is essential for embracing the complexity and contradictions inherent in human existence, allowing us to hold multiple truths and resist bina...

Yonah Lavery-Yisraeli explores the Talmudic concept of asmakhta, a nuanced area of Jewish law dealing with commitments that appear binding but aren't genuine...

Rabbi Yaakov Bender discusses a troubling trend of social drinking and alcohol abuse within the Orthodox Jewish community. Despite teetotalers like himself b...

The video tells the inspiring story of a man who, despite losing both of his legs, continues to lead a fulfilling and active life. Emphasizing resilience and...

In her article, Deborah Kaplan Polivy emphasizes the critical role of personalized donor acknowledgments in nonprofit retention strategies. She argues that u...

Jewish tradition outlines a set of ethical guidelines for non-Jews known as the Seven Noahide Laws, which serve as universal moral principles. These laws enc...

The video discusses the importance and benefits of therapy for children, emphasizing a holistic approach to mental health within a Jewish context. It highlig...

Parshat Toldot offers a compelling exploration of recurring family dynamics, highlighting how patterns of behavior, such as deception and favoritism, perpetu...

As Israeli settler violence in the West Bank escalates without significant governmental intervention, public support for Israel, especially among Americans, ...

Cindy Scarr recounts the heartbreaking experience of discovering her newborn son had Down syndrome shortly after his birth. Overwhelmed by a mix of fear, dis...

Rabbi Igael Iggy Gurin-Malous, writing for eJewishPhilanthropy, advocates for moving GivingTuesday to the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, as a civic ritual of g...

Veolia, a prominent figure in global water privatization, is crucial to New York City's water supply. Traded on the Euronext Paris and as VEOEY in the United...

A German auction house has canceled the proposed sale of hundreds of Holocaust artifacts from Auschwitz and Buchenwald following public outcry, especially cr...

Yehudis Karbal, an experienced psychotherapist, shares her personal journey of resilience and healing, which involved applying her professional knowledge alo...

The ongoing conflict in Sudan remains one of the deadliest yet least reported crises, with over 150,000 casualties and 12 million displaced individuals. Desp...

Alice Wairimu Nderitu shares her insights on peacebuilding, informed by her experience as a rare female ethnic conflict mediator and as the former United Nat...

The article explores the transformative impact of technological advancements, particularly AI, genetic engineering, and neuroscience, on human existence and ...

In a provocative examination of Jewish self-defense, Joshua Hoffman calls for what he terms "Tikkun Olam 2.0," advocating for practical action and self-prote...

Rivka Bennun Kay's article discusses how the Forer Effect, originally identified in psychology experiments, is mirrored in the way people interact with AI te...

Rabbi Josh Joseph, Executive Vice President and COO of the Orthodox Union, explores the concept of fostering professional development within mission-driven o...

Nathan M. Bernstein reflects on a poignant moment during his medical residency when he encountered the profound wisdom encapsulated in the Jewish blessing of...

The arrest of Maj. Gen. Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, the former chief legal officer of the IDF, unveils deeper societal issues within Israel, reflecting a struggl...

The article examines the complexities of applying Jewish teachings, specifically tikkun olam, to social justice efforts, noting that Judaism encompasses a br...

Maimonides' tragic personal experiences, including the death of his brother, deepened his understanding of poverty and shaped his views on charity, as reflec...

Using the biblical story of the golden calf as a starting point, this piece explores the tensions between materialism and spirituality within contemporary Je...

Jewish communal life has historically been sustained not only by financial contributions but also through direct service and volunteerism, embodying the Jewi...

The experiences of Tanya and Jennifer in Philadelphia highlight the critical role of Jewish community bonds in mitigating economic hardship. While Tanya, emb...

Reflecting on a Talmudic passage from Eruvin 65b, the publisher explores the complexities surrounding money in Jewish tradition, emphasizing its role as both...

Rabbi Shais Taub offers a transformative perspective on wealth in this Kosher Money episode, challenging conventional views by framing money as a form of ene...