Tablet
Young Hitler
12 Nov
David Samuels' article delves into Adolf Hitler's formative years in Vienna, challenging the Nazi leader's own portrayal in his infamous autobiography, "Mein...
12 Nov
Forward
How one man’s burial brought Jews and Christians together — and what it still teaches 120 years later
11 Nov
The funeral of Harris Cohn in 1915 at the Beth Joseph Synagogue in Tupper Lake, New York, serves as a poignant example of interfaith unity between Jews and C...
11 Nov
JTA
Roswell, New Mexico, is rife with UFOs, scorpions and conspiracy theories — but few Jews
11 Nov
Nestled in the dusty expanse of New Mexico, Roswell is infamous for the 1947 UFO incident, a saga sustained by the efforts of Jewish nuclear physicist Stanto...
11 Nov
JTA
Vatican investigates Swiss Guard for alleged spitting gesture at Jewish women
11 Nov
The Vatican is investigating a Swiss Guard accused of making an antisemitic gesture towards two Jewish women attending a conference marking the 60th annivers...
11 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
The Tomb of the Patriarchs Chaye Sara Jewish History in the Torah
11 Nov
The video delves into the historical and religious significance of the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron, as described in the Torah, where Sarah, the matriarc...
11 Nov
Forward
A Yiddish circus in a suitcase
10 Nov
Tsirk Dobranotch, Germany's first Yiddish circus company, blends klezmer music and circus artistry to revive the rich, if nearly forgotten, heritage of Jewis...
10 Nov
Mishpacha
Secret of the Caves
10 Nov
The article explores the clandestine efforts made by individuals to uncover the hidden caverns beneath the Cave of the Patriarchs (Mearas Hamachpeilah) in He...
10 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
City Gates in Antiquity Jewish History in the Torah
10 Nov
City gates in the ancient world, particularly within the context of the Torah and Jewish history, serve as focal points for social, legal, and economic activ...
10 Nov
Forward
This Jewish farmer is harvesting corn — and planting a synagogue — in the Illinois prairie
10 Nov
Nik Jakobs, a third-generation Jewish farmer in Sterling, Illinois, is embarking on a unique project: planting a synagogue on his family's farmland. Inspired...
10 Nov
Tablet
American Treif
10 Nov
The article explores the life of Chris Petersen, a farmer from Clear Lake, Iowa, emphasizing the daily grind and dedication involved in farming, especially f...
10 Nov
Living Lchaim
My Mother Sacrificed Her Life with Me So I Can Learn Torah
8 Nov
Yakov Vashovich's compelling story captures the essence of resilience and dedication to Jewish identity and learning. Despite being born in a post-communist ...
8 Nov
Future of Jewish
Ancient Jewish prophets predicted the challenges of our time.
8 Nov
The article discusses the enduring relevance of the Book of 1 Enoch, part of the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered in 1947, and its implications for modern times. ...
8 Nov
Forward
Did crypto-Jews invent the modern tarot deck?
7 Nov
Stav Appel, an accidental historian, argues that the tarot cards, specifically the Jean Noblet Tarot de Marseille, might have been invented by crypto-Jews as...
7 Nov
Sam Aronow
The "Early" 1930s: Corrections, Omissions, and Questions
7 Nov
The video "The 'Early' 1930s: Corrections, Omissions, and Questions" delves into overlooked and misunderstood aspects of Jewish history and experiences durin...
7 Nov
JTA
Kazakhstan set to join Abraham Accords as Trump seeks to reinvigorate initiative
6 Nov
Kazakhstan is anticipated to join the Abraham Accords, a diplomatic initiative linking Israel with various Arab and Muslim-majority states, during President ...
6 Nov
Hadassah
How the War Influenced Israeli Fashion
6 Nov
Israeli fashion has become a canvas for expressing national emotions and resilience following recent conflicts, as seen in a gown by Yaniv Persy that carried...
6 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
Bet Alfa Mosaic Jewish History in the Torah
6 Nov
The Bet Alfa synagogue, located in northern Israel, is home to a stunning 6th-century mosaic that offers a glimpse into Jewish history as depicted in the Tor...
6 Nov
Future of Jewish
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Mizrahi Jews
6 Nov
Mizrahi Jews, originating from the Middle East and North Africa, are celebrated for their rich cultural heritage and profound impact on Jewish history and Is...
6 Nov
Tablet
The Bloodlands of Africa
6 Nov
Bernard-Henri Lévy's immersive reporting from war-torn Sudan highlights the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe that has largely gone unnoticed by the internati...
6 Nov
Forward
Mamdani quoted Eugene Debs in his victory speech — there's a long Jewish history there
5 Nov
Zohran Mamdani's victory speech as New York City's mayor-elect prominently featured a quote from Eugene Debs, a historical socialist icon with deep connectio...
5 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
Philistines Jewish History in the Torah
5 Nov
The video explores the history and identity of the Philistines as presented in the Torah. The Philistines, often depicted as adversaries of the Israelites, p...
5 Nov
eJewishPhilanthropy
The forgotten pogrom and the fate of Libya’s Jews
5 Nov
The article sheds light on the 1945 pogrom in Libya, a devastating attack on the Jewish community that marked the beginning of the end for one of the world's...
5 Nov
Forward
When Rabin was assassinated, Israel changed before my eyes
4 Nov
On the 30th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, Andy Carvin reflects on the impact of that fateful event on Israel and his own personal journey thr...
4 Nov
Forward
She claims she saw Hitler’s ashes and danced with Goering. But is any of it true?
4 Nov
Terese Svoboda's memoir, "Hitler and My Mother-in-Law," delves into the life and tales of her mother-in-law, Patricia Hartwell, a former US Office of War Inf...
4 Nov
Forward
Will Israel ever have another leader who truly wants peace?
4 Nov
The article reflects on the enduring impact of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination and the subsequent political trajectory of Israel. Rabin's vision for peace, cha...
4 Nov
Jewdicious
30 Years: The Day We Lost Rabin
4 Nov
Reflecting on the 30th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, this essay intertwines personal memories with broader political reflections. The author ...
4 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
Moabites Jewish History in the Torah
4 Nov
The video delves into the historical and biblical significance of the Moabites, a neighboring tribe of ancient Israel. It explores references to the Moabites...
4 Nov
Future of Jewish
They tried to erase the Jews behind Europe’s most famous brands.
3 Nov
Andrea Baur's essay highlights the systematic expropriation of Jewish contributions to European innovation during the Nazi regime, a process known as "Aryani...
3 Nov
JTA
Yitzhak Rabin was killed 30 years ago this week. Has the Jewish world forgotten?
3 Nov
The assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, which occurred 30 years ago, is fading into historical memory for many, especially those born after the 1980s. Rabin's as...
3 Nov
Hadassah
John Irving’s ‘Queen Esther’
3 Nov
John Irving's latest novel, "Queen Esther," explores Jewish history and identity through its protagonist, Esther Nacht, an orphan from Vienna who immigrates ...
3 Nov
JTA
Hannah Senesh’s example of Jewish pride and sacrifice gains renewed attention in our anxious era
3 Nov
Hannah Senesh, a young Jewish poet and soldier, is experiencing a resurgence of interest through theatrical and literary portrayals, more than 80 years after...
3 Nov
JTA
Yad Vashem says it has identified 5 million Holocaust victims: ‘Behind each name is a life that mattered’
3 Nov
Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial, has successfully identified 5 million Holocaust victims through the use of AI and advanced machine learning techniqu...
3 Nov
Jewish History Lectures
Abraham's Expectations Jewish History in the Torah Vayera
3 Nov
In this exploration of Parashat Vayera, we delve into the expectations that Abraham places on himself and his descendants as outlined in the Torah. This segm...
3 Nov
Forward
A century before Mamdani, this Jewish socialist mayoral candidate divided NYC Jews
3 Nov
Morris Hillquit was a Jewish labor lawyer who ran as a Socialist candidate for New York City mayor in 1917 and 1932, advocating for public ownership, afforda...
3 Nov
Tablet
The Japanese Scholar Who Saved a Generation of Jews
3 Nov
This engaging article by Meir Soloveichik recounts the extraordinary story of Chiune Sugihara and Setsuzo Kotsuji, two Japanese heroes who played pivotal rol...
3 Nov
The Beinart Notebook
How Zohran Became Possible
2 Nov
In a conversation with Jonathan Mahler, author of 'Gods of New York,' Peter Beinart explores the socio-political evolution of New York City leading to the po...
2 Nov
Unpacked
Are Ashkenazi Jews FAKE Jews?
31 Oct
The Khazar Theory posits that Ashkenazi Jews primarily descend from the Khazars, a medieval Turkic people, rather than from ancient Israelites. This theory c...
31 Oct
Jewish History Lectures
Onkelos Jewish History in the Torah Lech Lecha
30 Oct
Onkelos was a significant early commentator on the Torah, known for his influential Targum, a translation of the Torah into Aramaic. His work is essential fo...
30 Oct
Tablet
It’s All About China
30 Oct
Lee Smith's article explores the intricate geopolitical relationships between the United States, China, and their impact on global security, particularly in ...
30 Oct
Tablet
The New Athenians
30 Oct
In "The New Athenians," Liel Leibovitz explores the juxtaposition of Greece's proud historical legacy with its modern-day challenges, highlighted through a v...
30 Oct
Tablet
Can Trump Strike a Grand Bargain With Xi?
30 Oct
Amid the intensified U.S.-China trade war initiated by President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, the possibility of a grand economic bargain between the U....
30 Oct
JTA
In the tunnels of Gaza, hostage Eli Sharabi found a way to be a blessing
29 Oct
Rabba Sara Hurwitz reflects on the profound lessons from Eli Sharabi's account of his captivity in Gaza. Despite the unimaginable hardship and loss, Eli foun...
29 Oct
Unpacked
The Israeli Scandal You Were Never Meant to Know
29 Oct
In this video, the Bus 300 affair from 1984 is revisited, detailing the hijacking of a bus by terrorists and the subsequent controversy it sparked in Israel....
29 Oct
Jewish History Lectures
Redemption of Captives Jewish History in the Torah Lech Lecha
29 Oct
The video explores the theme of the redemption of captives in the Torah, specifically within the context of Parashat Lech Lecha. This discussion delves into ...
29 Oct
Future of Jewish
To understand Israel, remember the Jews of the Arab world.
29 Oct
Half of Israel's Jewish population is of Middle Eastern and North African descent, making the narrative of them being European colonial settlers flawed. This...
29 Oct
MomentMag
Antisemitism, An American Tradition with Pamela S. Nadell and Amy E Schwartz
29 Oct
Historian Pamela S. Nadell explores the pervasive and long-standing history of antisemitism in the United States in her new book, "Antisemitism: An American ...
29 Oct
Tablet
Maurice Sendak’s Scary Monsters
29 Oct
Maurice Sendak, the renowned illustrator and author of children's literature, is celebrated for his daring approach to storytelling, revealing childhood anxi...
29 Oct
Jewdicious
They Saved Millions of Lives
28 Oct
Jonas Salk, born in 1914 to Jewish parents in New York City, became a pivotal figure in virology after a career-defining project on the influenza virus durin...
28 Oct
Mishpacha
No Atheists in Foxholes
28 Oct
Following the Simchas Torah of 2023, amidst the terror and destruction faced by the Jewish community, many found a return to faith and spirituality, illustra...
28 Oct
Forward
Was the ‘Yiddish Sherlock Holmes’ the first Jewish superhero?
28 Oct
The adventures of Max Spitzkopf, the Yiddish-speaking detective from early 20th-century Austria-Hungary, offer a glimpse into a unique chapter of Jewish cult...
28 Oct