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David Harris's excerpt from his book "Antisemitism: What Everyone Needs to Know" explores the evolution of antisemitic narratives, particularly the myth of J...

The "First Light: Birth in the Jewish Tradition" exhibition at the Museum at Eldridge Street explores Jewish birthing customs, featuring works by artists lik...

The exhibition "The Recordings: Voices from the Shoah Tapes" at The New York Historical, intended to commemorate Claude Lanzmann's legacy, disappoints by fai...

Sultan Mohammed V of Morocco played a crucial role in protecting the Jewish community during World War II by resisting Vichy France's attempts to implement N...

Buenos Aires hosts one of the largest and most significant Jewish communities in Latin America, playing a pivotal role in the cultural and communal life of A...

In this reflective essay, Joshua Namm draws parallels between historical events from the Hasmonean period and current geopolitical dynamics involving Israel ...

Rabbi Moshe ben Nahman, commonly referred to as Nahmanides, was a prominent Jewish scholar and biblical commentator active during the medieval period (1194-1...

Israeli society, challenged by ongoing trauma from conflicts and crises, demonstrates remarkable resilience characterized by unique cultural and historical f...

The film "The Secret Agent," set in 1977 Brazil during the military dictatorship, explores themes of identity, propaganda, and historical memory. Directed by...

Gil Ribak's book "Crude Creatures: Confronting Representations of Black People in Yiddish Culture" explores the complex and often contradictory attitudes of ...

The ancient and pernicious myth of the blood libel has resurfaced in a viral guerrilla art display at Washington, D.C.'s Union Station. This eerie performanc...

David E. Firester's guest essay explores the historical and political origins of the term 'Palestinian,' advocating for quotation marks to be used when refer...

In a reflection on Parsha Vayishlach, Rabbi Shalom Paltiel delves into the symbolism and unique role of Benjamin, the youngest son of Jacob, in the narrative...

In the Torah portion Vayishlah, a unique and intriguing feature appears: dots above certain Hebrew letters. These punctuation marks, known as puncta extraord...

"A Dip in Culture" by Jackie Cooperman explores the communal and cultural significance of public bathing practices around the world, contrasting them with Am...

A rare 14th-century handwritten Hebrew Bible from Toledo, Spain, adorned with elaborate calligraphic art and micrographic Masorah, is set to be auctioned at ...

This video, hosted by Chabad.org, addresses and dispels common myths surrounding the Jewish holiday of Chanukah. It delves into the historical and spiritual ...

A compelling account of an intricate Israeli intelligence operation that ultimately led to the capture of Dr. Marwan al-Hams, a Hamas military doctor thought...

In this podcast episode from Chabad.org, listeners are introduced to a unique and moving narrative of a Jewish veteran whose wartime experiences have remaine...

Dublin City Council's controversial proposal to rename Herzog Park, honoring Chaim Herzog, has been temporarily shelved amid significant criticism. Chaim Her...

The River Yabbok, also known as Jabbok, holds significant historical and mystical importance in Jewish tradition, particularly in the context of Parashat Vay...

The article explores the potential fate of Jewish and other refugees had they faced the anti-immigration policies under Donald Trump's administration, likeni...

The persistent stereotype associating Jews with money has caused significant harm throughout history and continues to fuel antisemitism today. Originating fr...

Deborah Danan recounts the experience of organizing the first Guinness World Record-breaking Shabbat dinner in Tel Aviv in 2014 and compares it to a recent r...

Samuel Schereschewsky, a Jewish boy from Lithuania, embarked on a remarkable journey that led to his ordination as a bishop in China. His life story is an ex...

Rabbi Meir Soloveichik delves into the significance of the Judeo-Christian ethic in American history, particularly highlighting the Thanksgiving holiday as a...

The video explores the transformation of Zionism from a movement for Jewish dignity and self-determination to a term burdened by negative connotations. It ex...

The Galveston Movement was a forgotten chapter of Jewish migration to the United States that is currently being preserved by the descendants of those immigra...

Francis Salvador was the first Jewish official elected in America, serving briefly in South Carolina's Provincial Congress before his death in 1776. Since th...

Christine Kuehn's book, "Family of Spies: A World War II Story of Nazi Espionage, Betrayal, and the Secret History Behind Pearl Harbor," is an intriguing ble...

The title "A Menorah Opposite Hitler's Home" likely points to a powerful story of Jewish resilience and identity, showcasing the defiance against Nazism by c...

The video explores the concept of 'terafim' or household idols in Jewish history as mentioned in the Torah, particularly in the portion of Vayetse. It delves...

Jacob Soll explores the underwhelming yet storied tradition of Ivy League dining, where historical and prestigious restaurants serve as meeting spots for int...

Lucy Tabrizi's essay delves into the historical patterns of antisemitism and tyranny, arguing that the cyclical nature of persecution against Jews is a refle...

The video explores recent findings related to the Temple Mount, challenging the controversial claim that a Jewish Temple never existed in Jerusalem. During a...

Rabbi Mike Rothbaum reflects on the Jewish tradition of gratitude, particularly during Thanksgiving, through the lens of his new role at Congregation Dor Had...

The article explores a controversial comparison being made in Chicago between the aggressive tactics of U.S. federal immigration agents and the Gestapo, an i...

The 1980 Summer Olympics, held in Moscow, faced a significant boycott led by the United States, influenced primarily by geopolitical tensions arising from th...

A new bipartisan resolution in the U.S. Congress, sponsored by Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Craig Goldman, seeks to establish November 30 as ...

The video discusses the practice of extispicy, a form of divination believed to have been used by Lavan, a character from the Torah. Extispicy involves inter...

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will once again feature the whimsical balloon-tricycle hybrid characters Lox and Java, representing popular New York Jewis...

Adolf Hitler Uunona, a Namibian politician with an infamous name, is expected to be reelected in the Ompundja constituency. A member of the ruling SWAPO part...

This video delves into the intriguing role of mandrakes in the Torah, particularly in the portion of Vayetse. Historically, mandrakes have appeared in variou...

Samuel J. Hyde explores the complex and historically rooted phenomenon of Jewish anti-Zionism, distinguishing it from modern movements against Zionism. He id...

The article explores the concept of "Judeo-Christian values" as a foundational element of American ethics, tracing its roots back to the nation's founding an...

Jonathan Freedland's book, "The Traitors Circle," explores the little-known story of a group of elite Germans who risked their status, safety, and power to r...

This engaging article from Future of Jewish showcases ten astonishing stories from Israel's history, highlighting the nation's remarkable combination of auda...

Olivia Haynie reflects on how a Russian samovar in her family connects her to her Jewish ancestry and the story of her great-great-grandmother, Rivka Silberb...

After almost a century abroad, the painting "The Bride" by Polish Jewish artist Maurycy Minkowski has found a new home at the POLIN Museum in Warsaw. Origina...

Stephanie Z. Bonder reflects on the resilience of Israelis and Zionists, drawing personal and historical parallels to emphasize the enduring Jewish spirit de...