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Sapir More Than Money 12 Nov
Jewish communal life has historically been sustained not only by financial contributions but also through direct service and volunteerism, embodying the Jewi...
12 Nov
Sapir Poverty and Jewish Community 12 Nov
The experiences of Tanya and Jennifer in Philadelphia highlight the critical role of Jewish community bonds in mitigating economic hardship. While Tanya, emb...
12 Nov
Sapir Publisher's Note 12 Nov
Reflecting on a Talmudic passage from Eruvin 65b, the publisher explores the complexities surrounding money in Jewish tradition, emphasizing its role as both...
12 Nov
Living Lchaim The Jewish Mindset That Will Change How You See Money 12 Nov
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...
12 Nov
Mishpacha Eps 6. Intention, Boundaries, and Emunah: Balancing Family and Spiritual Growth 11 Nov
Exploring the interplay between personal intention, family responsibilities, and spiritual growth, Mrs. Sheindy Gross provides insights into maintaining bala...
11 Nov
Mishpacha Fault Line  11 Nov
Cindy Scarr reflects on the disruption in her once-ideal marriage due to her manipulative mother-in-law's intrusion. Initially, her marriage seemed perfect, ...
11 Nov
Mishpacha “Should I Always Dan l’Chaf Zechus Bad Behavior?” 11 Nov
This article explores the Jewish principle of 'dan l'chaf zechus' – judging others favorably – in the context of dealing with habitual negative behavior. Rea...
11 Nov
eJewishPhilanthropy Diversity under fire: What a multicultural hospital can teach the world 11 Nov
The Hadassah Medical Organization, a prominent Jerusalem-based hospital established by the Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America, demonstrates how...
11 Nov
Tablet We Reap What We Sow 11 Nov
Joel Salatin argues that the pork industry's use of gestation crates illustrates a deep philosophical and practical dysfunction by ignoring the inherent 'glo...
11 Nov
Tablet Ugly In, Ugly Out 11 Nov
Alana Newhouse argues against the consumption of industrially produced meat, claiming it is unethical and harmful to humans, animals, and the environment. Sh...
11 Nov
Living Lchaim How to Parent The Right Way 10 Nov
Rabbi Moshe Weinberger, a prominent spiritual leader and scholar, addresses effective parenting strategies through a Jewish lens in his lecture at Boca Raton...
10 Nov
Forward Kanye says he wants to ‘make amends’ with Jews, meets with Orthodox celebrity rabbi 7 Nov
American rapper Ye, formerly Kanye West, met with Orthodox Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto in New York, expressing a desire to atone for his antisemitic actions ...
7 Nov
Tablet Judaism Against the Robots 7 Nov
As AI technology advances, Judaism offers a robust framework for preserving human judgment through its emphasis on structured practice, community, and lifelo...
7 Nov
Forward Tidbits: Actor Jesse Eisenberg says he’ll donate a kidney 6 Nov
Actor Jesse Eisenberg, best known for his role in 'The Social Network,' has publicized his intention to donate a kidney. At 42, Eisenberg's altruistic decisi...
6 Nov
eJewishPhilanthropy When disaster strikes: A model of Jewish philanthropy in action 6 Nov
When devastating floods struck Central Texas during the July 4 weekend, the Austin Jewish community rapidly mobilized a philanthropic response, raising nearl...
6 Nov
Living Lchaim Fighting Abuse, Trauma, Addiction & Rehab in the Jewish World: The Full Baruch Bergman Story 6 Nov
Baruch Bergman shares his poignant journey of overcoming childhood sexual abuse within a yeshiva, the subsequent denial by his community, and his struggle wi...
6 Nov
Forward Centrist Israeli party quits World Zionist Organization, citing corruption and political cronyism 5 Nov
Yair Lapid, leader of Israel's centrist Yesh Atid party, announced the party's exit from the World Zionist Organization (WZO), citing entrenched corruption a...
5 Nov
JTA A kosher community fridge in Chicago’s Jewish suburbs arrives amid rising food insecurity 5 Nov
A new kosher community fridge named Hersh's Fridge has been set up in Skokie, Illinois, aiming to address food insecurity among kosher-observant families. Th...
5 Nov
18forty 5 Things Vayera Teaches Us About Moral Courage 5 Nov
Parshat Vayera presents profound lessons on moral courage, exploring themes of advocacy, resilience, and ethical challenge. Rivka Bennun Kay discusses Avraha...
5 Nov
Mishpacha Identity Crisis 4 Nov
A student recalls a traumatic experience with a school teacher whose starkly opposing values prompted an identity crisis, affecting her deeply held beliefs a...
4 Nov
Mishpacha Succos in the Rain 4 Nov
A story from Mishpacha Magazine details an experience during Sukkot, when the tradition of eating in the sukkah is challenged by inclement weather. On a rain...
4 Nov
Mishpacha Fed Is Best 4 Nov
Amidst the challenges of parenting, the article emphasizes the importance of choosing the best feeding method for each newborn, advocating for a flexible app...
4 Nov
Chabad.org He HATED HER But Love Won 4 Nov
This video likely explores a narrative consistent with Chabad teachings, focusing on themes of redemption and love overcoming initial animosity, reflecting J...
4 Nov
Chabad.org He Tested G-d And LOST 4 Nov
This podcast episode from the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" series, featured on Chabad.org, narrates a compelling account of an individual who att...
4 Nov
Jewish Table Election Day, One Year On 4 Nov
Leah Koenig reflects on the political climate one year after a pivotal election day, focusing on New York City's mayoral race and national politics under the...
4 Nov
eJewishPhilanthropy Why Jewish philanthropy should back solar for nonprofits – even after incentives end 4 Nov
Jewish nonprofits are encouraged to adopt solar energy as a strategy to cut operational costs and align with Jewish teachings on environmental stewardship. T...
4 Nov
Forward She just wants to be a good person. But she’s overwhelmed by the state of the world 3 Nov
A reader writes to the Bintel Brief about feeling overwhelmed by global issues while trying to honor the Jewish values of her late grandmother. The response ...
3 Nov
Chabad.org Chabad Provides Critical Hurricane Relief 3 Nov
In the wake of devastating hurricanes, Chabad has been at the forefront of providing critical relief. Utilizing their extensive global network, they have mob...
3 Nov
eJewishPhilanthropy Making interfaith families a valued part of Jewish communities  3 Nov
A recent review by the Center for Radically Inclusive Judaism highlights the ongoing challenges interfaith families face in feeling fully integrated into Jew...
3 Nov
Future of Jewish An Open Letter to My Non-Jewish Neighbours 1 Nov
Adam Hummel's open letter to his non-Jewish neighbors addresses the evolving landscape of antisemitism and the moral silence surrounding it in Canada. Reflec...
1 Nov
The Cholent Reimagining American Judaism in an Age of Moral Confusion 31 Oct
Rabbi Jay Rosenbaum reflects on the ongoing challenge of reimagining American Judaism amidst growing antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and broader moral confusion....
31 Oct
JTA The JTA Q&A with Andrew Cuomo: Antisemitism is a ‘deeply personal’ fight 31 Oct
Andrew Cuomo, campaigning in the New York City mayoral race, emphasizes antisemitism as a pivotal issue, underscoring his commitment to the Jewish community ...
31 Oct
Tablet Yes, in My Backyard 31 Oct
Elizabeth Fournier's unique approach to death combines personal experience, passion, and an eco-friendly ethos as she champions a growing movement for altern...
31 Oct
Chabad.org Meet The Woman Who Can CHANGE YOUR LIFE 30 Oct
This podcast features a conversation with a woman whose story exemplifies transformation and resilience. Through her experiences, listeners are offered insig...
30 Oct
The Beinart Notebook Mamdani’s Extraordinary Speech About Being Muslim 29 Oct
In his address, Mamdani delves into the challenges and complexities of being Muslim in today's world, drawing parallels and contrasts with other minority exp...
29 Oct
JTA In the tunnels of Gaza, hostage Eli Sharabi found a way to be a blessing 29 Oct
Rabba Sara Hurwitz reflects on the profound lessons from Eli Sharabi's account of his captivity in Gaza. Despite the unimaginable hardship and loss, Eli foun...
29 Oct
JTA German government pledges record $1B in funding for Holocaust survivor home care 29 Oct
The German government has committed a historic $1.08 billion to support home care for Holocaust survivors, addressing the increasing needs of an aging surviv...
29 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah Why Mamdani is Bad for the Jews and Bad for New York 28 Oct
In a critical analysis of New York's mayoral race, concerns are raised about the possibility of a staunchly anti-Israel candidate, Mamdani, becoming the city...
28 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Leverage the potential of legacy giving to sustain Jewish communities 28 Oct
Jewish organizations, amid an era of uncertainty, are encouraged to adopt legacy giving as a strategy to ensure their future sustainability. This form of phi...
28 Oct
JTA Our communal definition of Jewish security is too limited. We need a wider one. 24 Oct
Rachel Sumekh addresses the narrow definition of Jewish security, emphasizing that it extends beyond physical safety measures like metal detectors and securi...
24 Oct
Future of Jewish How to Steal the Meaning of Genocide: A Guide 24 Oct
Paul Friesen's essay delves into 'semanticide,' a phenomenon where overused terms lose their meaning, exemplified by political rhetoric in international foru...
24 Oct
Rationalist Judaism I Noah Guy 24 Oct
Natan Slifkin draws parallels between his role at the Biblical Museum of Natural History and the biblical figure Noah, highlighting both's responsibilities f...
24 Oct
Forward Was Deni Avdija an unwitting victim of the NBA's big betting scandal? 23 Oct
In a season marred by scandal, Israeli basketball player Deni Avdija was a standout performer for the Portland Trail Blazers, achieving career-high stats. Ho...
23 Oct
Chabad.org This Is Why Your Relationship Failed 22 Oct
This podcast episode on the 'Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories' series explores the complex dynamics of personal relationships, specifically focusing on...
22 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy When advocacy works — and what it teaches us about Jewish responsibility 22 Oct
Warren H. Cohn discusses the successful advocacy campaign he led against the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention's appropriation of the term genocide to...
22 Oct
Tablet The Sandwich Generation 22 Oct
The article sheds light on the "sandwich generation," which refers to middle-aged adults caring for both their children and aging parents simultaneously. Thi...
22 Oct
Mishpacha We Need Them Here to Comfort Us   21 Oct
The tragic loss of four young men in Lakewood has left the community in shock, as they gather to honor their memories and the virtues of simchas hachayim, em...
21 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy Have Jewish philanthropists joined “The Surge” in studying Jewish wisdom? 21 Oct
In light of the growing interest in Jewish identity following recent antisemitic events, the Jewish Funders Network has launched "Jewish Wisdom for Philanthr...
21 Oct
Chabad.org FREED HOSTAGE THANKS G-D 20 Oct
In this emotional episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast, a recently freed hostage shares their profound gratitude towards G-d for d...
20 Oct
JTA Arthur Waskow, activist rabbi who brought Jewish spiritual wisdom to bear on progressive politics, dies at 92 20 Oct
Rabbi Arthur Waskow, a pivotal figure in the Jewish Renewal movement and a champion of progressive causes, has passed away at the age of 92. Known for pionee...
20 Oct