Jewish History Lectures
Hansen's Disease Jewish History in the Torah Shemot
7 Jan
The video provides an exploration of the Hebrew term tsara'at found in the Torah, which has often been mistranslated as leprosy. The discussion emphasizes th...
7 Jan
Future of Jewish
Iran's regime is at war with Iran.
7 Jan
The article by Ben Koan explores the ideological and historical complexities of Iran's animosity toward Israel. Despite not sharing direct geopolitical or te...
7 Jan
Future of Jewish
The Untold History of the Swastika and the Star of David
6 Jan
Ruth Vanita explores the complex history of two ancient symbols, the swastika and the Star of David, highlighting their Hindu origins and cultural significan...
6 Jan
Forward
A year after the LA fires, the lesson is clear: Our greatest disasters are often self-inflicted
6 Jan
In the aftermath of the devastating 2025 fire in Los Angeles, which claimed lives and homes in the affluent Pacific Palisades area, a deeper reflection emerg...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
Fateful Lightning
6 Jan
Delta Force, or 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D), is a highly secretive and elite unit of the U.S. military, arising from the vis...
6 Jan
Jewish History Lectures
Rembrandt's Jewish Models
6 Jan
The video explores renowned Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn's use of Jewish models for his artwork, with a focus on his portraits that feature Jewish individ...
6 Jan
Hadassah
The Problem With ‘Normal’
6 Jan
Reflecting on the recent past and the year 2026, Carol Ann Schwartz discusses how the Jewish community continues to struggle with the aftermath of the Octobe...
6 Jan
Hadassah
Milan’s Jewish Past, Present—and Olympic Future
6 Jan
Milan, Italy, a city known for its architectural grandeur and rich cultural history, is also home to a vibrant Jewish community with a presence dating back t...
6 Jan
The Beinart Notebook
The Madman Doctrine
6 Jan
In a special session hosted by Jewish Currents, prominent historian Greg Grandin will discuss the United States' longstanding imperialist strategies in Latin...
6 Jan
Jamie Geller
The REAL Secret Behind Israeli Resilience | Michael Dickson | Jamie In The Rova Ep. 2
6 Jan
In this episode of 'Jamie In The Rova,' Michael Dickson, Executive Director of StandWithUs, explores the concept of Israeli resilience through both personal ...
6 Jan
Jewish History Lectures
Why two Midwives? Jewish History in the Torah Shemot
6 Jan
In exploring the biblical narrative of Shifrah and Puah, the two midwives in the Book of Exodus, this discussion delves into their roles and significance wit...
6 Jan
Hadassah
Henry Louis Gates Jr. Explores ‘Black and Jewish America’
5 Jan
Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. dives into the intertwined histories of Black and Jewish communities in his new PBS series, "Black and Jewish America...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
The Vanished Province: Remembering Bukovina
5 Jan
The article explores the rich history of Bukovina, a culturally diverse region in Eastern Europe, mainly during the late Habsburg rule and its transition int...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
Two Years of War
5 Jan
Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce tw...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
Rereading Daniel in Apocalyptic Times
5 Jan
In times of crisis, the apocalyptic imagery of the Bible, particularly the book of Daniel, resonates strongly. Mira Balberg revisits Daniel to explore its ap...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
The Nuclear Option: Lise Meitner, Erwin Schrödinger, and the Science of Exile
5 Jan
Lise Meitner, a pioneering physicist from a secular Jewish Viennese family, significantly contributed to the field of nuclear physics in early 20th century E...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
Tsar Wars
5 Jan
Polly Zavadivker's book, A Nation of Refugees: Russia's Jews in World War I, reveals the significant yet often overlooked plight of Russian Jews during World...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
Enchanted Parenthesis
5 Jan
Laura Hobson Faure's work examines the lesser-known story of Jewish children sent to France during the Kindertransport initiative before the outbreak of Worl...
5 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
Letters, Winter 2026
5 Jan
The article covers various Jewish intellectual discussions, including a review of Eli Sharabi's memoir "Hostage," which navigates Israel's political landscap...
5 Jan
Jewish History Lectures
How to Pick up a Snake Jewish History in the Torah Shemot
5 Jan
The video provides a brief exploration of the biblical episode in Exodus where Moses interacts with a snake before Pharaoh, a story underscoring the miraculo...
5 Jan
Future of Jewish
The city that failed Anne Frank is failing Jews once again.
5 Jan
Rivka Hellendall examines the deteriorating atmosphere for Jews in Amsterdam, juxtaposed with the city's paradoxical history of both harboring and abandoning...
5 Jan
The Free Press
Niall Ferguson: Maduro’s Capture Takes Us Back to the Future
4 Jan
Niall Ferguson draws parallels between the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces and historical military operations, highlighting its ...
4 Jan
JTA
Irving Berlin’s 1926 interfaith marriage sparked a Jewish debate that, 100 years later, hasn’t gone away
2 Jan
Irving Berlin's 1926 marriage to Ellin Mackay, a Roman Catholic heiress, ignited significant debate within the Jewish community, reflecting longstanding tens...
2 Jan
Jewish History Lectures
The Lubavitcher Rebbe Jewish History in the Torah Vayehi
1 Jan
The video explores insights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe's teachings related to the Torah portion Vayehi, drawing connections between Jewish history and Torah ...
1 Jan
Forward
Julius Berman, Orthodox rabbi whose influence spanned secular and observant Jewish institutions, dies at 90
31 Dec 2025
Rabbi Julius Berman, a distinguished Orthodox Jewish leader, passed away at the age of 90. Born in Lithuania and immigrating to the United States during Worl...
31 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Embalming Jewish History in the Torah Vayehi
31 Dec 2025
In this exploration of the Torah portion Vayehi, the video delves into the historical and cultural significance of the embalming of the patriarchs Jacob (Yak...
31 Dec 2025
Mishpacha
He Has Me Covered
30 Dec 2025
Reflecting over eighty years of life, Zisha Goldman shares how divine protection seems to have safeguarded his family from the horrors of the Holocaust. The ...
30 Dec 2025
Sam Aronow
Judaism in Canada (1760-present)
30 Dec 2025
This comprehensive overview traces the history of Jewish communities in Canada from 1760 to the present, beginning with the era of New France and the emergen...
30 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Viper Jewish History in the Torah Vayehi
30 Dec 2025
This video delves into the mentions of snakes within Parashat Vayehi, exploring their symbolic and historical significance in Jewish tradition. It discusses ...
30 Dec 2025
Future of Jewish
The world thinks Israel is collapsing. Reality suggests otherwise.
29 Dec 2025
Exploring the narrative of Israel's current state, Nachum Kaplan emphasizes that contrary to global perceptions of collapse, Israel is stronger than ever. Ka...
29 Dec 2025
JTA
Gov. Hochul says she stepped in to block demolition of historic Brooklyn shul
29 Dec 2025
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has intervened to stop the demolition of the historic Kingsbrook Synagogue in Brooklyn, part of a nearly century-old Jewish ho...
29 Dec 2025
Forward
Mikveh unearthed beneath Western Wall plaza shows evidence of Temple’s destruction
29 Dec 2025
Archaeologists have made a significant discovery beneath the Western Wall Plaza in Jerusalem—a 2,000-year-old mikveh, or Jewish ritual bath, dating back to t...
29 Dec 2025
Forward
A Jewish-American exile behind the Iron Curtain, he never lost his love for East Germany
29 Dec 2025
Victor Grossman, born Stephen Wechsler, was a Jewish-American who fled to East Germany during the Cold War after being exposed for his Communist affiliations...
29 Dec 2025
Chabad.org
What Happened on 10 Tevet?
29 Dec 2025
Tevet 10, observed as a minor fast day in the Jewish calendar, commemorates the siege of Jerusalem by Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II, which eventually res...
29 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Limits of Israelite Control Jewish History in the Torah Vayehi
29 Dec 2025
The video explores the historical geography detailed in the Torah, specifically focusing on the portion of Vayehi, where the extent of Israelite control over...
29 Dec 2025
Future of Jewish
Calling Jesus a 'Palestinian' is more dangerous than most people think.
27 Dec 2025
Accusations that Jesus was Palestinian, a narrative recently popularized in social media and political discourse, misrepresent historical facts and highlight...
27 Dec 2025
Forward
'Jesus is a Palestinian,' claims a Times Square billboard. Um, not quite
26 Dec 2025
A Times Square billboard claiming "Jesus is Palestinian" has sparked controversy and misinterpretation, as explained by Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin. He underscor...
26 Dec 2025
Forward
82 years after his plane was shot down in China, Jewish WWII pilot Morton Sher is laid to rest at home
26 Dec 2025
Lt. Morton Sher, an American Jewish fighter pilot who died when his plane was shot down by Japanese forces in China during World War II, was finally laid to ...
26 Dec 2025
JTA
18 notable Jews who died in 2025
26 Dec 2025
2025 saw the passing of 18 notable Jewish figures who significantly impacted various fields including film, architecture, politics, and Jewish scholarship. A...
26 Dec 2025
Forward
Waiting on line on Christmas is a time-honored New York tradition — was it ever thus?
25 Dec 2025
Amidst the bustle of New York City during the holiday season, lines at iconic Jewish establishments like Russ & Daughters and Katz's Deli become a tapestry o...
25 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Abraham ibn Ezra Jewish History in the Torah Vayigash
25 Dec 2025
The video explores the contributions of Abraham ibn Ezra, a distinguished medieval Jewish commentator, whose insights into the Torah portion Vayigash are con...
25 Dec 2025
Forward
It’s not just a myth that Jews head to Chinese restaurants on Christmas. It’s science.
25 Dec 2025
Jewish-Americans have cultivated a unique and enduring tradition of dining at Chinese restaurants on Christmas, rooted in early 20th-century immigrant adapta...
25 Dec 2025
Future of Jewish
This is how Jews celebrate Christmas.
25 Dec 2025
Jews worldwide navigate Christmas with a blend of humor, cultural adaptation, and introspection, transforming it from a religious celebration into a secular ...
25 Dec 2025
Lehrhaus
“We Should Make a Documentary About Circles.” (After Terrances Hayes’s “We Should Make a Documentary about Spades”)
24 Dec 2025
Ian Kohn's poetic piece, inspired by Terrance Hayes' work, explores the Jewish diaspora and the metaphorical concept of circles as a representation of commun...
24 Dec 2025
Kveller
Who Was Edmond Safra, the Jewish Billionaire at the Heart of Netflix’s ‘Murder in Monaco’?
24 Dec 2025
Edmond Safra, the subject of Netflix's documentary "Murder in Monaco," was a Jewish billionaire and revered banker who died under mysterious circumstances in...
24 Dec 2025
Forward
In the beginning was the word — and the word was whisky
24 Dec 2025
Noah Rothbaum's "The Whiskey Bible" is a comprehensive guide to whisky, exploring its historical evolution from an American immigrant industry to an internat...
24 Dec 2025
Unpacked
The Revolt the N4zis Tried to Erase
24 Dec 2025
In 1944, a remarkable yet often overlooked act of resistance occurred within the walls of Auschwitz concentration camp. Jewish prisoners, primarily those for...
24 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Horses Vayigash Jewish History in the Torah
24 Dec 2025
This video explores the symbolism and historical significance of horses as discussed in the Torah portion of Vayigash, with a particular focus on their role ...
24 Dec 2025
Jewish History Lectures
Who was Jacob Saphir, the 19th century Explorer?
23 Dec 2025
Jacob Saphir was a noteworthy 19th-century Jewish explorer whose travels across the Middle East and Eurasia left a considerable legacy. Known for his detaile...
23 Dec 2025
Forward
How hundreds of forgotten klezmer tunes have been rescued from oblivion
23 Dec 2025
An extensive collection of over 1,000 historic klezmer tunes, long dormant in Kyiv's Vernadsky National Library, has been revitalized by the Klezmer Institut...
23 Dec 2025