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Eric Buesing's essay delves into the historical and strategic evolution of an Arabic proverb as a blueprint for religious persecution against Jews and Christ...

This overview of new Jewish-related literature reveals diverse explorations of identity, memory, and human experience. The article highlights a biography of ...

In The Dressmakers Mirror, Susan Weiss Liebman, a former biology professor and geneticist, explores her Jewish family's history plagued by sudden deaths, ult...

Michael Kimmel's book "Playmakers: The Jewish Entrepreneurs Who Created the Toy Industry in America" explores the significant impact Jewish innovators had on...

In her novel, The World Between, Zeeva Bukai explores the intricate dynamics of love and exile through the lives of an unnamed narrator, her husband Max, and...

Emma Goldman, a prominent Russian-born Jewish anarchist, is typically portrayed briefly in American musical theater, appearing in bit parts in productions li...

The Knesset, Israel's unicameral parliament, operates with 120 members serving four-year terms. Located in Jerusalem, the Knesset is central to Israeli democ...

The article by Peter Theroux critiques former President Barack Obama's and current President Joe Biden's responses to Iranian uprisings against the regime. T...

The exhibition "2020: A Lens of Her Own" at the ANU-Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv highlights the significant contributions of Jewish women photogra...

Arthur Szyk, a Polish-born Jewish artist, utilized his art as a powerful medium against tyranny, particularly during World War II. Szyk became renowned for h...

Exploring the persistent presence of antisemitism through the lens of Jewish history and theology, Shmuel Phillips articulates how this phenomenon aligns wit...

This video delves into the contributions of Joseph Albo, a notable Jewish philosopher, within the context of Jewish history as recounted in the Book of Shemo...

The lecture on "Jewish Life in Prewar USSR" provides an in-depth exploration of the experiences and challenges faced by Jewish communities living in the Sovi...

The article from 18Forty explores five lessons on identity from the Book of Exodus, highlighting the timeless struggle of Jewish communities in the diaspora ...

The video provides an exploration of the Hebrew term tsara'at found in the Torah, which has often been mistranslated as leprosy. The discussion emphasizes th...

The article by Ben Koan explores the ideological and historical complexities of Iran's animosity toward Israel. Despite not sharing direct geopolitical or te...

Ruth Vanita explores the complex history of two ancient symbols, the swastika and the Star of David, highlighting their Hindu origins and cultural significan...

In the aftermath of the devastating 2025 fire in Los Angeles, which claimed lives and homes in the affluent Pacific Palisades area, a deeper reflection emerg...

Delta Force, or 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta (1st SFOD-D), is a highly secretive and elite unit of the U.S. military, arising from the vis...

The video explores renowned Dutch artist Rembrandt van Rijn's use of Jewish models for his artwork, with a focus on his portraits that feature Jewish individ...

Reflecting on the recent past and the year 2026, Carol Ann Schwartz discusses how the Jewish community continues to struggle with the aftermath of the Octobe...

Milan, Italy, a city known for its architectural grandeur and rich cultural history, is also home to a vibrant Jewish community with a presence dating back t...

In a special session hosted by Jewish Currents, prominent historian Greg Grandin will discuss the United States' longstanding imperialist strategies in Latin...

In this episode of 'Jamie In The Rova,' Michael Dickson, Executive Director of StandWithUs, explores the concept of Israeli resilience through both personal ...

In exploring the biblical narrative of Shifrah and Puah, the two midwives in the Book of Exodus, this discussion delves into their roles and significance wit...

Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. dives into the intertwined histories of Black and Jewish communities in his new PBS series, "Black and Jewish America...

The article explores the rich history of Bukovina, a culturally diverse region in Eastern Europe, mainly during the late Habsburg rule and its transition int...

Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce tw...

In times of crisis, the apocalyptic imagery of the Bible, particularly the book of Daniel, resonates strongly. Mira Balberg revisits Daniel to explore its ap...

Lise Meitner, a pioneering physicist from a secular Jewish Viennese family, significantly contributed to the field of nuclear physics in early 20th century E...

Polly Zavadivker's book, A Nation of Refugees: Russia's Jews in World War I, reveals the significant yet often overlooked plight of Russian Jews during World...

Laura Hobson Faure's work examines the lesser-known story of Jewish children sent to France during the Kindertransport initiative before the outbreak of Worl...

The article covers various Jewish intellectual discussions, including a review of Eli Sharabi's memoir "Hostage," which navigates Israel's political landscap...

The video provides a brief exploration of the biblical episode in Exodus where Moses interacts with a snake before Pharaoh, a story underscoring the miraculo...

Rivka Hellendall examines the deteriorating atmosphere for Jews in Amsterdam, juxtaposed with the city's paradoxical history of both harboring and abandoning...

Niall Ferguson draws parallels between the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces and historical military operations, highlighting its ...

Irving Berlin's 1926 marriage to Ellin Mackay, a Roman Catholic heiress, ignited significant debate within the Jewish community, reflecting longstanding tens...

The video explores insights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe's teachings related to the Torah portion Vayehi, drawing connections between Jewish history and Torah ...

Rabbi Julius Berman, a distinguished Orthodox Jewish leader, passed away at the age of 90. Born in Lithuania and immigrating to the United States during Worl...

In this exploration of the Torah portion Vayehi, the video delves into the historical and cultural significance of the embalming of the patriarchs Jacob (Yak...

Reflecting over eighty years of life, Zisha Goldman shares how divine protection seems to have safeguarded his family from the horrors of the Holocaust. The ...

This comprehensive overview traces the history of Jewish communities in Canada from 1760 to the present, beginning with the era of New France and the emergen...

This video delves into the mentions of snakes within Parashat Vayehi, exploring their symbolic and historical significance in Jewish tradition. It discusses ...

Exploring the narrative of Israel's current state, Nachum Kaplan emphasizes that contrary to global perceptions of collapse, Israel is stronger than ever. Ka...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has intervened to stop the demolition of the historic Kingsbrook Synagogue in Brooklyn, part of a nearly century-old Jewish ho...

Archaeologists have made a significant discovery beneath the Western Wall Plaza in Jerusalem—a 2,000-year-old mikveh, or Jewish ritual bath, dating back to t...

Victor Grossman, born Stephen Wechsler, was a Jewish-American who fled to East Germany during the Cold War after being exposed for his Communist affiliations...

Tevet 10, observed as a minor fast day in the Jewish calendar, commemorates the siege of Jerusalem by Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar II, which eventually res...

The video explores the historical geography detailed in the Torah, specifically focusing on the portion of Vayehi, where the extent of Israelite control over...

Accusations that Jesus was Palestinian, a narrative recently popularized in social media and political discourse, misrepresent historical facts and highlight...