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Ken Silverman discusses the complex politics surrounding the notion of wanting a country's leader, specifically Donald Trump, to lose a war without desiring ...

Rabbi Gavriel Glenny's profound personal journey from being a pastor's son to embracing Judaism underscores themes of grief, faith, and redemption. Following...

Peter Beinart reflects on America's continued entanglement in foreign conflicts, spotlighting the influence of pro-war think tanks on U.S. policy, particular...

Set in a speculative near-future, Katherine Dee's narrative explores the rapid escalation of public judgment in the age of digital media, spotlighting a fict...

Amidst Iron Dome parts negotiations, Volkswagen's painful history with forced Jewish labor during the Holocaust contrasts sharply with its potential role in ...

Natan Slifkin addresses the need for the Orthodox Jewish community to confront and discuss issues like pedophilia and Jewish violence against Palestinian Ara...

In this captivating episode of "Inspiration for the Nation," hosted by Yaakov Langer on the Living Lchaim podcast, listeners are drawn into the harrowing yet...

Rachel Landsberg and Esther Sperber critique the Orthodox community for what they see as a troubling silence regarding Palestinian suffering, resulting in a ...

The video discusses a personal story of resilience and spiritual growth following an ALS diagnosis. This account highlights how the husband's reaction to the...

The article delves into the rise of family-size influencers, focusing on Karla Bradley, the force behind The Bradley Bunch Instagram account. Known for her v...

Bethany S. Mandel reflects on the unique challenges of raising a large family in contemporary America, citing the relentless nature of household chores like ...

Lucy Tabrizi's guest essay discusses the moral complexities and challenges of judging acts of war and terrorism, particularly focusing on the intent behind a...

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 remains a critical reminder of the need for strong labor laws, yet the hard-won protections it inspired are curr...

Joseph Feiler explores the intersection of AI ethics and Jewish thought by examining how halakhah, or Jewish law, trains perception, an element missing in AI...

In this heartfelt episode of "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," a Jewish woman shares the emotional and challenging experience of supporting her husba...

Gary Rosenblatt introduces Rabbi Steven Abraham, highlighting his compelling insights on contemporary Jewish issues, particularly the theological divide betw...

The episode offers a candid exploration of the divorce experience among frum men, delving into the complexities of emotional struggles, financial burdens lik...

The discussion with Travis Hawley on EylONtherecord highlights how Iran strategically capitalizes on internal conflicts and grievances in Western societies t...

The article discusses the recent expulsion of Rabbi Scott Elkan, a former co-director of Oberlin Chabad, from Oberlin College after online chats surfaced rev...

Tal Fortgang explores the dynamics behind anti-war protests in the United States following American strikes on Iran, identifying a network of leftist groups ...

Readers of Mishpacha Magazine’s ‘Family First’ sections explore sensitive topics around personal struggles and societal expectations. One letter addresses th...

Cindy Scarr shares practical cleaning tips she learned from her cleaning lady, offering simple home remedies for various household issues. She highlights met...

Leah Koenig reflects on the darkness and light that nations experience, especially during times of conflict and moral crisis. She speaks to the importance of...

Menachem Z. Rosensaft critiques the U.S. government's intervention in the International Court of Justice case, South Africa v. Israel, as insufficient in def...

This podcast episode explores the theme of divine providence through the story of how a seemingly random car crash became a pivotal moment in bringing two in...

Stephen Bronfman argues that climate action is a crucial responsibility for the Jewish community, blending Jewish values with global citizenry. Through perso...

Over 1,100 Jewish clergy members from across the United States have endorsed a letter supporting immigrant rights, emphasizing the Jewish tradition of advoca...

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...

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...

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...

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...

In light of ongoing missile threats from Iran, disparities in bomb shelter access in Israel have been highlighted, revealing significant inequities between J...

Rupa Subramanya's piece highlights the controversial efficiency of Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program. Recent reports reveal instances where...

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...

The video, titled "How to Make AI Your Duplicitous Friend," likely discusses the integration of artificial intelligence into daily life, exploring both the p...

Rabbi Dr. Jason Weiner explores the intersection of AI in healthcare and halachic implications, highlighting both the potential and ethical challenges. AI's ...

Galit Cohen, founder and executive director of Ripples for Change, offers insights on fostering sustainable humanitarian work, grounded in her extensive fiel...

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 ...

This collection of letters addresses significant questions within the Jewish community. Miriam Liebermann discusses the ethical implications of using Ozempic...

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...

The concept of freedom is explored within the Jewish framework, emphasizing how true liberation goes beyond physical constraints to encompass spiritual and e...

Radio host Sid Rosenberg issued an apology after derogatorily referring to Mamdani, a New York politician, using a term associated with Nazi dehumanization p...

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...

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 ...

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...

Cindy Scarr's article "The Comfort Trap" discusses the challenges parents face when raising independent and capable adults. Rochel Esther Blumenkrantz shares...

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...

Peter Beinart's article critiques U.S. and Israeli foreign policy, particularly the recent attacks on Iran. He draws historical parallels with the Nuremberg ...

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...

Purim, often seen as a festival of excess and revelry, carries a profound ethical mandate to give tzedakah (charity) unconditionally, as highlighted by Rabbi...