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Journalist John Matthews explores the persistent theme of anti-Jewish sentiment in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, reflecting on historical and contemporar...

In Trieste, Italy, the storied Libreria Antiquaria Umberto Saba has been revitalized, restoring the legacy of Umberto Saba, a prominent Jewish poet. The book...

The Radhanite traders were Jewish merchants active during the 9th century, known for their expansive travel networks that connected the Western and Eastern w...

Cynthia Ozick discusses her story "The Conversion of the Jews," which explores historical and contemporary themes of Jewish identity, conversion, and the pro...

Historian Deborah Dash Moore will be discussing her research on American Jewish opinions regarding Israel during a Zoom call hosted by Peter Beinart. Her ana...

The video delves into the controversial and surprising topic explored by Dan Freedman about instances where certain Jewish individuals or groups may have ina...

Daniel Immerwahr discusses the increasingly overt nature of American imperialism and its implications with Peter Beinart. Referencing Trump's surprising anno...

Israel Mizrahi explores the transformative role of Hebrew printing in shaping Jewish scholarship and culture, highlighting its impact from the printing press...

Eli Rubin's piece "Bati Le-Gani and the Triumph of Humanity" explores the rich historical and theological contributions of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn (...

The video explores the intricate network of tunnels under Gaza, initially built as lifelines for essential goods but later co-opted by Hamas for military pur...

Ben M. Freeman discusses his new book, 'The Jews: An Indigenous People,' exploring the Jewish people's indigenous ties to Israel and the broader implications...

The annual Fiestas de la Calle San Sebastian in San Juan, Puerto Rico, is a vibrant cultural event that marks the end of the city's Christmas season, blendin...

Marion Wiesel, who passed away at 97, was a remarkable figure in her own right, not just as the wife of Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel. He...

Brennan Nevada Johnson reflects on her unique identity as a Black Jewish woman, particularly during Black History Month, as she discovers her connection to C...

Matti Friedman reflects on the parallels between the Yom Kippur War memoir 'Adjusting Sights' and Israel's recent conflicts, focusing on the personal story o...

Marion Wiesel, the formidable and compassionate wife of Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel, passed away at the age of 94, leaving behind a legacy of intellectual and...

Israeli military operations targeting Palestinian militant groups in the West Bank, particularly in Jenin, continue to escalate, exacerbating the harsh reali...

As Donald Trump resurrects economic policies from the past, imposing hefty tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, the episode examines the potential consequen...

The movement of Jewish populations to the Caribbean and North America is a fascinating chapter in Jewish diasporic history. Often driven by economic opportun...

Peter Beinart conducts an interview with Palestinian-American historian Rashid Khalidi, focusing on Beinart's new book and current issues in the Palestinian ...

This discussion between Eylon Levy and Andrew Fox focuses on the intricate dynamics of warfare in Gaza, acknowledged as one of the most complex battlefields ...

Elon Musk's controversial Nazi-themed jokes spark debate over the nature of humor and the shifting context of Nazi and Holocaust references today. The conver...

Octogenarian Gadi Mozes, recently freed after 16 months as a hostage, has become emblematic of the enduring spirit of Israeli kibbutzniks despite the dramati...

Eylon Levy interviews Brendan O'Neill, author of "After the Pogrom," discussing the perceived decline in Western civilization's adherence to foundational val...

Peter Beinart announces a special Zoom call for subscribers, featuring a discussion with prominent Palestinian-American historian Rashid Khalidi. The convers...

During the early years of Nazi rule, a small group of conservative German Jews, such as Hans-Joachim Schoeps and Max Naumann, astonishingly supported Adolf H...

Edwin Salomons' existential art is explored in this retrospective, highlighting his unique contribution to Israeli and Jewish art despite facing marginalizat...

The video delves into the complex intersection of religion, identity, and politics in Hebron, a flashpoint in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It examines h...

In a discussion that tackles the disturbing resurgence of antisemitism, Eylon Levy and Brendan O'Neill reflect on the brutal and barbaric nature of recent an...

Elsie Adler and Edith Kaufman shared a remarkable friendship that lasted over six decades, beginning when they met at synagogue in 1961. Both wives of Navy c...

Natan Sharansky, a former Soviet dissident and Israeli politician, discusses the intertwined challenges of antisemitism and assimilation facing the Jewish pe...

Joel Meyer reflects on the complexities of achieving peace between Israelis and Palestinians, emphasizing his encounter with Dr. Saeb Erekat, the late Secret...

The article explores the historical and contemporary significance of the Mizrahi identity, originating from Jews who fled or were expelled from Arab countrie...

In a deeply unsettling conversation, Eylon Levy discusses with Brendan O'Neill, the author of "After the Pogrom," the troubling trend of Jewish children bein...

Barry Goldberg, a legendary yet often overlooked Jewish musician, passed away at 83 after a decade-long battle with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. A keyboard maestro,...

In the post-War period, British Jewry gained significant prominence as it became the largest Jewish community in Europe, assuming a critical role in internat...

Hadassah Magazine is hosting a panel discussion on February 20 about the lasting impact of Anne Frank's diary, which remains a pivotal work in Holocaust lite...

This week's Jewish highlights include a humorous look at various events tied together by a blend of cultural and religious elements. The themes touched upon ...

The term "Jewfro" humorously refers to the curly, unruly hairstyle stereotypically associated with Jewish people, often linked to broader cultural and racial...

The article discusses a video presentation that explores the use and significance of Yiddish during the 16th century. This time period was crucial for the de...

As the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz's liberation nears, only 50 Holocaust survivors will attend the commemoration, reflecting the dwindling number of living...

Finland's Jewish community, numbering about 1,500 today, traces its roots to Russian military conscripts in the 1850s. Historically integrated yet distinct, ...

The documentary "Ain't No Back to a Merry-Go-Round," directed by Ilana Trachtman, revisits the 1960 Glen Echo Amusement Park protests led by a coalition of H...

Joan Micklin Silver's film 'Hester Street,' commemorating its 50th anniversary, continues to offer a poignant exploration of Jewish immigrant identity in ear...

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, Moment magazine reflects on its history and mission, tracing back to its Yiddish predecessor, Der Moment, established in 19...

In this insightful exploration of the third and fourth centuries, the video delves into the roles of the Nehutei, the brave rabbis who traversed between the ...

Ruth Franklin delves into Anne Frank's evolution from a typical teenager to an iconic figure through her diary, discussing various adaptations and interpreta...

Natan Slifkin explores the contrasting ways Jewish and Palestinian societies process national tragedies, comparing reactions to the fall of Judea (churban) w...

Brady Corbet's ambitious film "The Brutalist" centers on the fictional character László Tóth, a Hungarian-Jewish Holocaust survivor and architect, symbolizin...

Adrian Tinniswood's "The Power and the Glory: The Country House Before the Great War" explores the extravagant lifestyle of British nobility before World War...