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Rabbi Moshe Hauer discusses the phenomenon of Jewish disassociation in a post-October 7 world where two types of threats against Jews are prevalent: physical...

Coby Schoffman's article addresses the urgent need for the global Jewish community to confront Israeli settler extremism, which threatens Israel's democratic...

The article explores how militant groups like Hamas use cognitive empathy as a psychological tool to manipulate Western media and audiences. By creating narr...

Rabbi Zvi Gluck, a respected figure in the Charedi community and CEO of the organization Amudim, condemns religious leaders who wrote letters advocating for ...

The episode discusses the mystery of drone sightings over New Jersey, raising concerns about the dismissive response of the authorities and media, while also...

Comedian Ami Kozak discusses a bold stance on audience dynamics, particularly in the context of recent events linked to the Nova music festival massacre. Koz...

Natan Slifkin critiques Rabbi Uri Deutsch's comments from a recent Agudah convention, where Deutsch suggested that American Torah Jews shouldn't feel too ups...

The episode delves into the challenges and legal intricacies of releasing an Agunah, featuring fascinating cases from Jewish law and biblical narratives abou...

Dr. Guy Leschziner's latest book, "Seven Deadly Sins: The Biology of Being Human," explores the complex interplay between neurology and morality, questioning...

Jonathan Shenkman, President and CIO of Parkbridge Wealth Management, offers strategic insights on investing intelligently in 2025, addressing beginners in t...

Daniil Brodsky, former chairman of Amnesty Israel, explains his resignation in response to internal disagreements on the organization's handling of its Gaza ...

Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi of Harvard Chabad strongly advocates for the importance of free expression and speaking one's mind, particularly in an environment where...

A recent crackdown on free speech in Germany highlights the tension between free speech and state control within the European administrative landscape. The G...

Muzaffar Chishti, a Senior Fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, discusses with Peter Beinart the implications of Donald Trump's proposed mass deportatio...

Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi, head of Harvard Chabad, discusses the challenge college students face in taking clear stances on moral issues. He emphasizes the import...

Israeli security veteran Moshe Ya'alon's statement accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing in Gaza prompts controversy while the Israeli public awaits a potentia...

The Israeli military has launched a new website allowing soldiers to anonymously verify if their safety gear meets official standards, highlighting concerns ...

Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi, leading the Chabad house at Harvard University, reflects on the impact of the October 7 Massacre on the Jewish community. He describes ...

Peter Beinart will host a Zoom conversation with Muzaffar Chishti, Senior Fellow at the Migration Policy Institute, to discuss the potential impact of Donald...

Amnesty International has accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, situating a controversial human rights claim within the global discourse. The report...

Amy Salman reflects on how adult play—a concept involving engaging in joyful and creative activities—can lead to greater happiness and well-being. After losi...

Julius Rosenwald, a Jewish businessman known for his success with Sears, Roebuck & Co, significantly contributed to the education of Black children in the se...

Eliana and Isaac Brooks Fishman argue that Zionism has intertwined with Judaism to the point where Jewish symbols and holidays are now implicated in the oppr...

In "Steer Clear of Scams," Tsippi Gross and Rivky Rothenberg provide essential guidance on avoiding scams that even intelligent individuals can fall victim t...

In this video, influencer Brianna Wu converses with Eylon Levy, emphasizing how Israel's narrative should focus on its collective resilience and humanity. Wu...

Mikey Lebrett examines the Orthodox Jewish perspective on extra-communal philanthropy, delving into whether it is forbidden, permitted, or mandated by halakh...

Drawing parallels between the biblical story of the Binding of Isaac and President Biden's pardoning of his son Hunter, this article explores themes of paren...

The article discusses President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, arguing that political motivations played a significant role in his pro...

David Zvi Kalman explores the ethical and religious considerations of using artificial intelligence to create simulations of deceased loved ones. While techn...

Aviva Seigel recounts the harrowing experience of being held hostage by Hamas terrorists. In her testimony, she highlights the severe restrictions and mistre...

Rabbi Jill Jacobs argues that supporting Israel now requires American Jews to confront the harsh realities of its current government's actions, which she vie...

Daniel Snowman's new collection of essays, "Why Not Let the Leaning Tower Collapse?", explores the intersections of history, culture, and morality. As a cult...

The episode delves into the complex questions surrounding the responsibility of giving tzedakah, or charity, especially when confronted by potentially inauth...

Kohenet Rabbi Sarah Bracha Gershuny discusses the integral role of gratitude in Jewish life, likening it to the spirit of Thanksgiving. Rooted in daily praye...

Exploring the intersection of curiosity and judgment, the article suggests that fostering curiosity may be the key to understanding and responding empathetic...

In this insightful piece from Mishpacha Magazine, a woman grapples with guilt over her challenging marriage and its impact on her children. Married to a diff...

Joshua Hoffman's piece delves into the moral complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, challenging the often simplistic critique that too many Palest...

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

Michael Lind critiques the U.S. government's system of racial classifications mandated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and rooted in post-1960s ...

Peter Beinart examines the International Criminal Court's (ICC) issuance of warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others, discussing the...

The article discusses the complex and controversial path leading to the International Criminal Court's issuance of arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Ministe...

The impending Terminally Ill Adults Bill in the UK, which seeks to legalize physician-assisted suicide, faces significant opposition from various groups, inc...

Dumisani Washington discusses the problematic redefinition of virtue in contemporary society, where moral worth is increasingly evaluated based on skin color...

Renowned journalist Adam Serwer, known for his poignant essay "The Cruelty is the Point" during the first Trump presidency, discusses with Peter Beinart how ...

This podcast discusses the vital components necessary for living a fulfilling and meaningful life, drawing on wisdom from Jewish teachings and philosophy. It...

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art in Tulsa, Oklahoma, recently provided a proper Jewish burial for the remains of several unidentified Holocaust victim...

Reform Rabbi Mara Nathan of Temple Beth-El in San Antonio, Texas, protests a proposed public school curriculum for potentially teaching Christian dogma, whic...

Exploring the permissibility of leniency in Jewish law, this episode delves into whether it is ever acceptable for a rabbi to allow a minor infraction to pre...

The episode discusses the International Criminal Court's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, adding pressure on Israel during an already tumultuous period, ...

Veteran journalist Robert Siegel delves into the difficulties journalists may encounter if faced with covering another term of Donald Trump as President. He ...