Kveller
Sending My Kids to Jewish Summer Camp Was My Best Parenting Decision Ever
24 Jul
The author reflects on their parenting journey with six children, noting Jewish summer camp as a top decision for fostering Jewish identity in their kids des...
24 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
Why engineers will be instrumental in shaping Israel’s postwar future
24 Jul
The terrorist attacks and subsequent war in Israel have highlighted the crucial role of engineers in shaping the country's postwar future. Afeka Academic Col...
24 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
Can pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian people make room for hope?
24 Jul
The author recounts their experience approaching pro-Palestinian protestors during a pro-Israel rally at the University of California San Diego, initiating a...
24 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Gateshead yeshivah plans rejected by council
24 Jul
The Gateshead Council rejected proposals for a new four-story yeshivah in Newcastle due to concerns about its impact on neighbors, citing issues with design ...
24 Jul
Mishpacha
Inbox: Issue 1021
23 Jul
The text features a debate regarding the workload comparison between yeshivah bochurim and frum Jewish mothers, particularly in relation to the issue of vapi...
23 Jul
Mishpacha
Mood Mix with Rabbi Moshe Blaustein
23 Jul
Rabbi Moshe Blaustein, known for his work in Jewish music and as a rebbi and camp director at Camp Agudah Toronto, shares insights into the power of songs an...
23 Jul
Emes Ve-Emunah
Shabbos Kestenbaum and Zev Mishell
23 Jul
Shabbos Kestenbaum, a Harvard graduate suing the university for not addressing campus antisemitism, spoke at the Republican National Convention about Harvard...
23 Jul
JTA
This British Jew is taking aim at youth unemployment — one entrepreneur at a time
23 Jul
Nik Kafka, a British Jew, founded Teach A Man To Fish, a program aimed at helping young people develop entrepreneurial skills through school-based businesses...
23 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
Under the surface: Addressing mixed emotions at Jewish camps this summer
23 Jul
The article discusses the author's experiences in supporting Jewish camps during a challenging time marked by antisemitism and conflict in Israel. The author...
23 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Jewish school with Muslim pupils affected by ‘community tensions’ says Ofsted
23 Jul
Ofsted reported that King David, Birmingham's sole Jewish school with a majority of Muslim pupils, faced community tensions impacting the school's harmonious...
23 Jul
JTA
After 100-mile hike, Jewish Boy Scouts complete CPR rescue on airplane
22 Jul
Jewish Boy Scouts completed a 100-mile hike and later saved a man's life on a plane by performing CPR after he went into cardiac arrest. The Scouts, Moshe Gr...
22 Jul
Mishpacha
Our Woman at the Hostage Headquarters
22 Jul
Riki Siton, a chareidi woman from Bnei Brak and program director at Ayelet Hashachar, is actively involved in providing support to families of hostages throu...
22 Jul
Mishpacha
With Friendship, with Love
22 Jul
Rav Avraham Shmulevitz, a respected maggid shiur at Yeshivas Mir, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of love and devotion towards his students. Known for h...
22 Jul
Mishpacha
Let’s Talk Mesivta (Feat. Rabbi Yaakov Bogart)
22 Jul
Rabbi Garfield and Rabbi Schonfeld discuss the significant decision parents face when choosing a mesivta for their sons, focusing on preparing children for s...
22 Jul
Jewish Action
Orthodoxy Awakens: The Belkin Era and Yeshiva University
22 Jul
The text discusses the role of Rabbi Dr. Samuel Belkin, the second president of what is now Yeshiva University, in shaping American Modern Orthodoxy in the m...
22 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
Transformational gifts for our schools and homes
22 Jul
In an essay by Lisa Popik Coll and Gail Norry of Prizmah, they reflect on the transformative impact of billion-dollar gifts like those to medical schools by ...
22 Jul
Jewish History Lectures
Who Was Sara Raba of Bordeaux?
21 Jul
Discover the story of Sara Raba of Bordeaux, a symbol of Jewish resilience in 18th century Portugal and France.
21 Jul
Mishpacha
Who’s Counting: Chapter 7
21 Jul
In Chapter 7 of "Who's Counting," the protagonist grapples with the intimidating prospect of attending high school orientation, feeling unprepared and overwh...
21 Jul
Future of Jewish
If you can, please help us keep serving you.
21 Jul
"Future of Jewish" is a free publication aiming to provide nuanced insights on Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world, catering to a global audience. While of...
21 Jul
Mishpacha
Who’s Counting: Chapter 4
21 Jul
Chapter 4 of "Who's Counting" reflects on the protagonist's impending return from Eretz Yisrael to high school, expressing reluctance towards the social chal...
21 Jul
Mishpacha
Who’s Counting: Chapter 1
21 Jul
In "Whos Counting: Chapter 1," the protagonist finds herself stuck in a taxi in Israel with her brother Avrumi, facing a frustrated Hebrew-speaking driver. D...
21 Jul
Forward
Can Israel survive implementing the Haredi draft?
21 Jul
Israel is facing a major challenge as the Israel Defense Forces prepare to draft Haredi men, a move that threatens the survival of Prime Minister Benjamin Ne...
21 Jul
JTA
Meet the teenaged girl who read the Talmud in two-and-a-half years
19 Jul
Elke Bentley, an 18-year-old musician heading to Harvard University, made an extraordinary achievement by reading the entire Talmud in just two-and-a-half ye...
19 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
Eliminating the binary in responding to campus antisemitism
19 Jul
As discussions around campus antisemitism intensified following a Hamas attack in Israel, Jewish responses ranged from advocating for a strategic exodus from...
19 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Since no one else will act, Jewish students are turning to the courts
19 Jul
Recent surge in antisemitic incidents on U.S. college campuses, including physical and verbal abuse towards Jewish students, has led to a lack of adequate re...
19 Jul
Bonjour Chai
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Other Positions Are Possible
19 Jul
The podcast delves into the impact and legacy of sex education figures Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Richard Simmons, exploring their influence and the evolution o...
19 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Stamford Hill children’s charity shortlisted for prestigious award
18 Jul
A speech and language therapy program called Talking Together, implemented in Jewish primary schools in Stamford Hill, has been shortlisted for a Health Serv...
18 Jul
Kveller
I’m That Mom Who Didn’t Download the Camp Photo App
18 Jul
A mother shares her experience of not downloading the summer camp photo app to reduce her phone attachment while her son is away at an unplugged camp. She re...
18 Jul
Jewish History Lectures
Balaam (Bilaam) in The Tell Deir 'Alla Inscription (c. 800 BCE)
18 Jul
The video discusses the discovery of a rare extra-biblical reference to a figure in the Hebrew Bible, Balaam (Bilaam), found in the Tell Deir 'Alla Inscripti...
18 Jul
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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Derek Penslar, a Canadian scholar of Jewish history, hopes to fix Harvard’s antisemitism problem
18 Jul
Derek Penslar, a Canadian scholar and Harvard professor, discusses his role as co-chair of Harvard's antisemitism task force amidst criticism and controversy...
18 Jul
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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Derek Penslar, a Canadian scholar of Jewish history, hopes to fix Harvard’s antisemitism problem
18 Jul
Derek Penslar, co-chair of Harvard's Presidential Task Force on Combatting Antisemitism, addresses criticisms of the task force's interim report, which found...
18 Jul
Future of Jewish
If you can, please help us keep serving you.
17 Jul
Future of Jewish, a publication dedicated to providing in-depth insights on Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world, has transitioned to being free for all rea...
17 Jul
The Free Press
Israel-Bashing on the Agenda for National Teachers Union
17 Jul
Members of the American Federation of Teachers are embroiled in a controversy over a series of anti-Israel resolutions proposed by some members, including ca...
17 Jul
Chabad.org
“There Is No Small Jew”
17 Jul
The YouTube video titled "There Is No Small Jew" features a short story involving the Rebbe.
17 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
What impact will Labour’s plans have on Jewish education?
17 Jul
The new Labour government's educational plans, including imposing VAT on independent schools and regulating out-of-school settings, could greatly affect the ...
17 Jul
JTA
Kobe Bryant’s late father Joe once coached a Jewish day school’s girls basketball team
17 Jul
Joe "Jellybean" Bryant, father of basketball legend Kobe Bryant, who recently passed away, is remembered for coaching the girls basketball team at a Jewish d...
17 Jul
eJewishPhilanthropy
The next billion-dollar gift
17 Jul
Recent generous billion-dollar donations to cover medical school tuition at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Johns Hopkins Medical School by Jewish do...
17 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
My family story is strange but it does seem to resonate with Jews
17 Jul
David Baddiel's memoir "My Family: The Memoir" explores his Jewish family's complex background, touching on themes of identity and generational trauma. Baddi...
17 Jul
Ami
Real Estate Roundtable
17 Jul
A Real Estate Roundtable discussion presented various insights from property owners, developers, and brokers on navigating the current market challenges. Key...
17 Jul
Forward
A Jewish day school hired a former ceasefire activist. Then came the campaign to oust her.
17 Jul
Tasha Kaminsky, a ceasefire activist, was hired as the director of development at Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School in St. Louis, but her offer was resci...
17 Jul
Mishpacha
Sense or Sensibility?
16 Jul
During a storm on a hiking trail, head counselor Sara relies on logic to decide to return to safety with her campers due to slippery conditions. Co-counselor...
16 Jul
Mishpacha
Stay Safe, for Ariel’s Sake
16 Jul
"Ariel's Checklist" is a poignant story shared by a couple who tragically lost their son, Ariel Yitzchak, to exertional heat stroke during a hike in Israel. ...
16 Jul
Forward
Short on students, Reform Judaism’s seminary introduces remote ordination program
16 Jul
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, the leading Reform rabbinical school, is launching a remote ordination program in response to declining en...
16 Jul
JTA
How the war in Gaza is changing the Jewish summer camp experience for counselors and campers
16 Jul
This article discusses how the ongoing conflict in Gaza is impacting the Jewish summer camp experience for both counselors and campers. Camp counselors are f...
16 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Squidgy honey-slicked feta, charred bread and green tahini
16 Jul
This recipe focuses on a delicious dish featuring warm, soft feta cheese paired with charred bread and green tahini. The feta, when warmed, becomes soft and ...
16 Jul
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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‘We are going to fight back’: Windsor Jews rally against UWindsor’s concession to pro-Palestinian students
16 Jul
Windsor's Jewish community is actively opposing the University of Windsor's recent agreement with pro-Palestinian protesters, which many see as a significant...
16 Jul
Mishpacha
Complete Revolution
15 Jul
In a groundbreaking initiative by Dirshu, hundreds of yeshivah bochurim were publicly tested on entire masechtos, showcasing a revolution in Torah learning b...
15 Jul
Forward
‘Never in my life voted for a Republican’: Who is Shabbos Kestenbaum and why will he address the GOP convention?
15 Jul
Recent Harvard divinity school graduate Shabbos Kestenbaum, a Democrat who previously supported Bernie Sanders, is set to address the Republican National Con...
15 Jul
Emes Ve-Emunah
The Real Charedi Reason for Opposing the Draft
15 Jul
Charedi leaders oppose military draft due to concerns that military service would expose the youth to detrimental secular influences like immodesty and mater...
15 Jul
Jewish Chronicle
Legal push to extend Mayor’s free meals scheme to independent Charedi schools fails
15 Jul
In a legal attempt by Charedi children from Stamford Hill to extend London Mayor Sadiq Khan's free school meals subsidy to independent Charedi schools, the H...
15 Jul