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Nachum Kaplan argues that the suffering of Palestinians is a deliberate strategy utilized by the Arab world to undermine Israel's legitimacy. He critiques th...

The lecture explores the historical circumstances that allowed Jews to settle in medieval Ashkenaz, a region encompassing parts of present-day Germany and no...

Joshua Hoffman's article defends the Jewish claim to Israel, arguing against narratives that label Jews as colonizers. By examining religious texts, archaeol...

Jacqueline van Maarsen, Anne Frank's best friend, passed away at 96, leaving behind a profound legacy as an advocate against antisemitism and racially motiva...

The Netflix miniseries "Apple Cider Vinegar" draws inspiration from the controversial life of Max Gerson, a German Jewish refugee whose unorthodox cancer tre...

The lecture delves into the origins of Ashkenazi Jews, tracing their historical and geographic journey from early settlement in the Rhineland around the year...

The video explores the experiences of Jews in Turkey during Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's rule from 1923 to 1938. While Atatürk implemented secular reforms that th...

Discussing the question of whether Gaza is considered part of Eretz Yisrael, David Lichtenstein invites Rabbi Yissochor Dov Krakowski and Rabbi Ari Waxman to...

Masha Kleiner, a Canadian Zionist writer, argues against the characterization of Israel's control over Judea and Samaria (West Bank) as "occupation," asserti...

Diana Mara Henry and Gabriel Scheinmann uncover the life of André, a German Jew who became a key figure in the French Resistance against Nazis during World W...

The brutal abduction, torture, and murder of 23-year-old Ilan Halimi in France in 2005 remains a stark illustration of antisemitic violence. Halimi was targe...

The tradition of planting trees in Israel associated with Tu B'Shvat has complex and contentious historical roots. While largely symbolic of ecological and Z...

Peter Morgan, acclaimed creator of The Crown, is embarking on a new Netflix series based on Ira Levin's 1976 novel "The Boys from Brazil." This series, inter...

Donald Trump's approach to ending the Russia-Ukraine war reflects a shift towards a more isolationist and transactional U.S. foreign policy, reminiscent of p...

The episode opens with discussions on how images of hostages might affect the Israeli-Palestinian ceasefire and Benny Morris's analysis warning of a potentia...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein explores lessons from the Gaza War and delves into the intricacies of interpreting verses (pesukim) and sections (parshiot) of the Ta...

Elisa Deener-Agus explores the concept of intergenerational Jewish trauma, particularly in connection with recent events involving Israeli hostages and risin...

In his essay "The Feminised Jew," Daniel Saunders explores the historical understanding of Jewish masculinity and its connection to antisemitism. He examines...

The video explores the Lemba tribe from Zimbabwe and South Africa, who maintain Jewish traditions like observing Shabbat and keeping kosher, yet have largely...

John Matthews explores the inflammatory and often inaccurate comparisons between Israelis and Nazis within the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict. He a...

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi explore the complex reasons behind the surprising support in Israel for Trump's controversial plan to relocate Palesti...

Under Ottoman rule, the Jewish community experienced a complex, yet relatively prosperous existence compared to other diaspora communities, enjoying legal an...

Kati Marton, a Hungarian-born author and journalist, engages in a conversation with Moment deputy editor Jennifer Bardi to explore the phenomenon of strongma...

Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin explores more nuanced historical comparisons for the political dynamics in the U.S. under Trump, recommending American scenarios over...

PJ Grisar offers an intriguing exploration of the Jewish connections and legacies of American presidents, rating them on a playful Jewishness scale. From Geo...

Shlomo Mantzur, the oldest hostage recently believed to have been held in Gaza, was confirmed dead by Israeli authorities. Mantzur, 85, was reportedly killed...

Izabella Tabarovsky discusses the cancellation of her speeches by two Finnish universities amidst a smear campaign labeling her as a pro-Israel extremist. Th...

Andrew Roberts argues that historical precedents justify President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza following Hamas's attack on southern Israel on October 7, 202...

The Jewish Museum in Manhattan is hosting "The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt," an exhibition that explores the cultural impact of Queen Esther's sto...

"The Fishing Place," directed by Rob Tregenza, is a complex and visually striking World War II film set in a Norwegian seaside village. Despite its potential...

Abraham: The First Jew by Anthony Julius offers a fresh perspective on the patriarch, presenting him as two distinct personas: a fearless freethinker and a p...

The Looted Books Project, a collaboration between JewishGen and the Leo Baeck Institute, focuses on returning Nazi-looted books to their rightful heirs. Spea...

The video explores the history and cultural integration of Eurafrican Jews in the Caribbean. It examines the unique Jewish communities that emerged as a resu...

In his book "Paradise Bronx," Ian Frazier offers a nuanced history of the Bronx's Jewish community, exploring its rise and decline during the 20th century. T...

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...