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In light of the recent Washington D.C. shootings of Israeli embassy staffers, the podcast hosts discuss the increasing unsafe environment for Jews globally, ...

This video delves into Superman's origins, highlighting how his character was shaped by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, two Jewish teenagers from Cleveland. Be...

Lynne Olson's book, "The Sisterhood of Ravensbrück," delves into the unique story of the all-female concentration camp during World War II, focusing on how c...

Chapter 16 of "Lie of the Land" in Mishpacha Magazine continues to explore the intricate dynamics and challenges of land ownership and settlement in Israel. ...

Antisemitic podcaster and Holocaust denier Stew Peters was barred from the Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel after being invited by the USS Liberty Veterans A...

The article discusses the historical and contemporary debates about immigration policies in the U.S., drawing parallels between past and present sentiments. ...

Franz Boas is recognized for challenging the racial hierarchies of his time by promoting cultural relativism, which continues to hold relevance today. His li...

Aton Holzer's essay explores the complex relationship between Jewish spirituality, Zionism, and the continuous longing for Eretz Yisrael. He reflects on his ...

Aton Holzer's exploration of the modern Jewish relationship with Israel and Zionism delves into a tension between inherited religious longing and contemporar...

Daniel Paul Rubenstein delves into the perplexing decision of certain individuals and leaders, including those from Syria, to align with Al-Qaeda following t...

Daniel Paul Rubenstein explores the ideological landscape that led to Syria's alignment with Al-Qaeda following the 9/11 attacks, highlighting the challenges...

Dr. Amit Levy delves into the history of Oriental studies in Israel, highlighting the significant influence of German Orientalism transplanted by Jewish scho...

Malka Simkovich explores the origins of the Jewish Diaspora by tracing its beginnings following the Babylonian exile and discussing its theological implicati...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the lack of recognition for Yom Yerushalayim within charedi yeshivas, contrasting its significance with Yom HaAtzmaut. Despite ackn...

Solomon Nunes Carvalho, a Sephardic Jewish artist, embarked on a perilous journey in 1853 at the invitation of John C. Fremont to document the American West....

Hasidic shtiebels played a crucial role in the lives of Jewish male immigrants in New York, providing spiritual and communal support amid the challenges of r...

The episode discusses the remarkable life and espionage activities of Eli Cohen, an Egyptian Jew who became an iconic Israeli spy in Syria, and the recent ac...

The attempted assassination of Israeli diplomat Shlomo Argov in London in 1982 provided Israeli Defense Minister Ariel Sharon with the pretext to initiate th...

Jewish rookie Robert Shwartzman's achievement of winning the pole position for the Indy 500 signals a historical moment as he aims to be the first Jewish win...

Hilary Danailova reflects on a vacation to Graz and Salzburg, cities in Austria marked by a complex Jewish history, which rebounded with renewed Jewish life ...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein delves deep into the themes and authorship of Sefer Shoftim (Judges) and Sefer Shmuel, exploring how Rashi's interpretation emphasize...

Sasha Vasilyuk's debut novel "Your Presence Is Mandatory," set against the backdrop of the 2014 Russian-Ukrainian war, has been awarded the 2025 Sami Rohr Pr...

The Yemenite Children Affair controversy in Israel, which alleges the abduction and illegal adoption of Jewish Yemenite children by Ashkenazi families during...

Jan Grabowski, a professor of history at the University of Ottawa, defends the Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) report on antisemitism in Wikipedia against cri...

"Lie of the Land" Chapter 8 in Mishpacha Magazine explores the intricate dynamics and stories of land ownership from a Jewish perspective. While the specific...

Chapter 5 of 'Lie of the Land,' published by Mishpacha Magazine, continues to delve into the complexities of the land debate, reflecting on historical and co...

Chapter 2 of "Lie of the Land," published by Mishpacha Magazine, delves deeper into the thematic exploration of Jewish heritage and community dynamics. The n...

David Denby's book "Eminent Jews," as reviewed by David Mikics, captures the essence of a bygone era in American Jewry. Denby examines the influential lives ...

The Pletzl, the historic Jewish quarter in Paris' Marais district, has been a significant center for Jewish life since the late 19th century. Originating as ...

Drawing parallels between historical and contemporary challenges faced by the free press, the article highlights the story of the Münchener Post, a newspaper...

Berdychiv, once a vibrant hub of Jewish life and known as the "Jerusalem of Volhynia," now faces significant challenges in preserving its Jewish heritage ami...

The cultural divide between Israeli and Diaspora Jews is characterized by distinct approaches shaped by their respective historical experiences. Israelis oft...

Avi Olitzky reflects on the interplay between historicity and historiography in nonprofit organizations, drawing parallels from his background in biblical cr...

Ibrahim ibn Ya'qub, a 10th-century Jewish traveler and diplomat, embarked on a remarkable journey through Europe and the Islamic world, offering a unique per...

The episode focuses on discussions surrounding President Joe Biden's recent cancer diagnosis amid ongoing suspicions about his overall health and capabilitie...

Amelia Allen's 19th-century sentiments encapsulate the American Jewish identity as concurrently Jewish and American, rooted in communal values and democratic...

In a rare and controversial commemoration, about 100 Israelis and 100 Palestinians gathered in the West Bank to mark Nakba Day, acknowledging the displacemen...

Paul Johnson, a British Catholic writer, authored the well-regarded 'A History of the Jews,' highlighting Jewish contributions to Western civilization and th...

The article highlights a poignant ceremony in Italy organized by Operation Benjamin to honor Jewish WWII servicemen who concealed their identities and were i...

Sandee Brawarsky reviews a collection of recent Jewish novels and poetry, highlighting diverse narratives reflecting Jewish experiences across time and place...

Deportation and expulsion have long been part of Jewish history, notably since the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492. This historical trauma remains vivid...

Rabbi Irving Greenberg's book, "The Triumph of Life," explores a comprehensive narrative theology of Judaism with a focus on the concept of tikkun olam, trad...

Avi Killip reflects on the story of Rashbi (Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai) as he hid from Roman persecution in a cave, where he and his son devoted their lives to ...

The video explores the life of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, who, according to Jewish tradition, spent 13 years living in a cave to escape Roman persecution, dedi...

Jean Carroll, born Celine Zeigman in Paris, was a pioneering Jewish female comedian who laid the groundwork for future generations of women in comedy. Moving...

The Forverts staff highlight community engagement and insight inspired by Jennifer A. Stern's article featuring a nostalgic family photo when Jewish stores b...

This video explores a critical moment in the history of Israel through the lens of Menachem Begin's leadership during the pre-state tension surrounding the A...

The phenomenon of lone soldiers in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) illustrates a profound commitment to Jewish identity and the State of Israel. Young Jews f...

The appointment of a Pope holds significant implications for Jewish communities, reflecting centuries of intertwined histories, from persecution to reconcili...

During the tense era of the early 1980s in the Soviet Union, anti-Zionist sentiments were at their peak, with Jewish identity heavily scrutinized and express...