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The article explores the significant yet complex influence of Jews on American culture, particularly through the lens of their contributions to music, film, ...

The term "refusenik" refers to Soviet Jews whose emigration requests were denied, highlighting a tenacious fight against Soviet oppression. Spanning from the...

In 1978, as Israel engaged in contentious peace negotiations with Egypt, 40 high school seniors urged Prime Minister Menachem Begin to expedite talks and wit...

Jewish involvement in political activism has been significant throughout history, demonstrating a notable pattern of Jewish leadership in various revolutiona...

Michelle Young's narrative non-fiction book, "The Art Spy," delves into the life of Rose Valland, an unsung WWII resistance hero who risked everything to sav...

Zalman Yudkin's life story exemplifies resilience and dedication to Jewish faith even under oppressive regimes. Born in 1925 in Riga, he endured the brutalit...

Freddie Grunsfeld presents the concluding part of a series on the Mishkan, focusing on its intricate design and spiritual significance in Jewish tradition. T...

The demolition of Khalet a-Daba in Masafer Yatta on May 5th marked a significant escalation in Israeli actions within the West Bank. A vast majority of the v...

Shaul Magid explores the significance of October 7 in comparison to the Six-Day War of June 1967, questioning whether it marks the end of an era that began t...

In a significant archival discovery, the Argentine Supreme Court has found over 80 boxes containing Nazi documents, which were originally sent from the Nazi ...

Robin Washington uncovers surprising connections between himself and Pope Leo XIV, suggesting a distant family relation through Jewish and Creole lines. The ...

Yoav Heller, a Holocaust historian and chairman of the Fourth Quarter movement, discusses the existential risks Israel faces if societal divisions persist, w...

Raphael Shore reflects on the shocking events of October 7th, which deeply impacted Jews worldwide, prompting a newfound sense of unity and identity. He expl...

This episode of 'Your Jewish Week' provides an eclectic roundup of significant developments and cultural discussions pertinent to the Jewish community for th...

David Denby's book "Eminent Jews" chronicles the lives and contributions of four prominent Jewish cultural icons: Mel Brooks, Betty Friedan, Norman Mailer, a...

Teresa Mattei, a young woman with Jewish maternal roots, emerged as a formidable figure in the Italian Resistance during World War II. Despite the risks pose...

Oren Kessler's essay examines Britain's missed opportunity to save European Jews during the Holocaust by offering settlement in parts of its empire, such as ...

The current Pope, Leo XIV, has adopted one of the most common papal names, leaving many wondering what direction his papacy will take, given the complex hist...

Margot Friedlander, a Holocaust survivor and symbol of resilience, passed away at the age of 103. Initially relocating to New York after her liberation from ...

NASA has finally taken steps to acknowledge the problematic legacy of Kurt H. Debus, its former Kennedy Space Center director who had affiliations with the N...

An intriguing video by Forverts features Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin purportedly meeting the Messiah, blending historical significance with modern-day intrigue. ...

Eighty years after the end of World War II, the lessons of the conflict continue to resonate, illustrating both the horrific depths of human violence and the...

Joshua Hoffman argues that Zionism is deeply intertwined with Judaism, asserting that it represents the historical, religious, and emotional connection betwe...

In the wake of escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, a nuclear conflict could impact global politics, including the United States' diplomatic strat...

The CJN Daily highlights a new Heritage Minute on Bora Laskin, Canada's first Jewish Supreme Court Justice, emphasizing his groundbreaking contributions to l...

Isaac Horovitz surveys the dramatic transformation of the Jenin refugee camp, once a notorious center for terrorism in the northern Shomron region, into a qu...

Ari Siegel's journey is a compelling blend of entrepreneurial spirit and a deeper connection to his Jewish roots. Raised in a traditionally Reform Jewish hou...

An exhibit showcasing remnants of an 18th-century wooden synagogue highlights the history and architectural heritage of Jewish communities in Eastern Europe....

Pro-Palestinian activism in the U.S. is facing intensified scrutiny and legal actions reminiscent of the Red Scare and McCarthy-era anti-communist crackdowns...

The final resting place of David "Mickey" Marcus stands out in the West Point cemetery as the only Jewish officer who died under another nation's flag. A dis...

Rabbi Naftali Rabinowitz serves as the Jewish chaplain at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, a role deeply connected to his personal history as a former pa...

Alcatraz Island, primarily known as a notorious prison, also holds a complex place in Jewish history and culture. Jewish chaplains like Rabbi Rudolph Coffee ...

Ada Karmi-Melamede, a celebrated Israeli architect, co-designed the iconic Supreme Court building in Jerusalem, reflecting her philosophy that buildings must...

Rebbetzin Maita Nelkenbaum shares intimate memories of her parents, focusing on her father, Rav Avrohom Kalmanowitz, known for his remarkable efforts to resc...

Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, a pivotal 20th-century Jewish thinker, sought to reconcile traditional Judaism with modern challenges through his concepts of C...

Raphael Shore's edited excerpt from his book, "Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Jew: Learning to Love the Lessons of Jew-Hatred," explores the historic and philo...

The discovery of a family photograph featuring the author's grandmother, Gertrude, in front of a Yiddish-signed store offers a unique glimpse into Jewish imm...

The article discusses the ramifications and potential silver linings of the Trump administration's tariff strategy, which caused market turmoil akin to histo...

The article reflects on a recent missile attack near Ben-Gurion Airport, linking it to a broader discussion about the entrenched ideology of violence against...

Eliana Padwa reflects on the principle of viewing each individual as a name, not a number—a theme deeply rooted in Holocaust remembrance. She compares this w...

The article explores the intriguing similarity between the small skullcaps worn by Catholic clerics, known as zucchetti, and Jewish kippahs. While the zucche...

The remembrance of the Kent State massacre, which resulted in the deaths of four students, three of whom were Jewish, raises significant questions about Jewi...

Following a tragic attack at a Filipino cultural festival in Vancouver, Canada's Jewish community has extended significant support through prayer vigils and ...

The article highlights the vital roles played by three American Jewish soldiers—Major Eugene Cohen, Jack Nowitz, and Benjamin Ferencz—in liberating and docum...

Argentina has made public nearly 1,850 documents detailing how Nazi fugitives used rat-lines to escape to South America after World War II. This significant ...

Seymour Weiner, a Jewish WWII veteran and dedicated New York Mets fan, passed away at age 98. Known as a folk hero to Mets enthusiasts, he was celebrated for...

The exhibition "Alfred Dreyfus: Truth and Justice" at the Museum of the Art and History of Judaism in Paris offers a revised narrative of Captain Alfred Drey...

On Israel's 77th Independence Day, Matti Friedman reflects on the significance of the kibbutz, a quintessentially Israeli concept that symbolized communal li...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores the complex Jewish perspectives on Moshiach, focusing on the differing interpretations by the Rambam and Ramban, and the Tan...

Carol Ann Schwartz explores the intertwined significance of Israel’s Independence Day and Mother's Day, analyzing how both national sovereignty and motherhoo...