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In a tantalizing piece by Jewdicious, a seemingly ordinary date marked in 1978 unfolds with gripping narratives. Jewdicious skilfully invites readers to delv...

Ilit Azoulay's exhibition "Mere Things" at the Jewish Museum in New York explores the narratives and memory embedded in objects, particularly those found in ...

Canadian revelations about hosting alleged Nazi war criminals in the post-World War II era have reignited debates over privacy and historical accountability,...

The episode discusses Ottawa's reopening of consultations regarding the release of classified files on Nazi war criminals who immigrated to Canada post-World...

The video provides a comprehensive lecture on the history of Sephardic Jewry, tracing their journey from the ancient period to modern times. The lecture cove...

The control and administration of the Al Aqsa Mosque/Temple Mount is a complex issue rooted in the geopolitical and religious tensions between Israel, Jordan...

Isaac Rosenberg, a Jewish poet and artist from London's East End, lived a brief but impactful life, dying at 27 in World War I. Despite growing up in poverty...

The essay by Joshua Hoffman critiques the labeling of Israel as an apartheid state, arguing that it simplifies complex geopolitical realities and ignores sig...

Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Albania underscores the country's unique wartime history of saving Jews during the Holocaust. Despite modest awaren...

Jerusalem's unique historical and religious significance makes it the focal point of millennia of complex negotiations. As the potential capital of both Isra...

New York City is on the verge of officially recognizing "Landing Day," a significant moment in Jewish American history marking the arrival of the first organ...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein delves into the influence of Maalos HaTorah on the establishment and legacy of the Ashkenazi Jewish community in Israel, discussing t...

French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy discusses his new book, "Israel Alone," which critically examines the geopolitical and cultural isolation Israel faces ...

Rachel Bayvel's book on the Shapiro family, curated by her daughter Polina Bayvel, delves into the remarkable yet overlooked lineage of a Jewish dynasty know...

Sarah Rainsford's book, "Goodbye to Russia: A Personal Reckoning from the Ruins of War," chronicles the perilous environment for journalists and activists un...

"The Critic," set in 1930s London, explores the influence of theatre critics during a time of political tension marked by Oswald Mosley's Blackshirts. Starri...

The play 'Wiesenthal,' currently showing at the Kings Head Theatre, offers a poignant look into the life and work of famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal. Writ...

Lee Miller, renowned as both a model and a groundbreaking war photographer, is celebrated in a new biopic featuring Kate Winslet. The film delves into Miller...

The video from Unpacked explores the evolution and current relevance of Zionism, a movement advocating for Jewish self-governance in their ancestral homeland...

Rabbi Jeremy Rosen explores the historical phenomenon of Jews turning against their own community, a trend tracing back to biblical times. He highlights medi...

Congregation B'nai Israel in St. Catharines, Ontario celebrates a century of history by securing its future through a heritage designation and community even...

Congregation B'nai Israel in St. Catharines, Ontario, is celebrating its centennial with efforts to raise funds for preservation and adapt to evolving commun...

The discussion, moderated by Moment editor Nadine Epstein, explores the historical context and evolving dynamics of Black-Jewish relations in the United Stat...

Exploring the dynamics of social identity and solidarity, Ray Reagans and Ezra Zuckerman Sivan delve into the concepts of peoplehood among Jews and fictive k...

The article by Cindy Scarr pays tribute to Reb Yisroel Schenkolewski, affectionately known as "Schenky," who played a pivotal role in the development of Lake...

Rav Yaakov Gesundheit served as the last official chief rabbi of Warsaw during the late 19th century, amidst a contentious religious landscape marked by the ...

Philadelphia boasts a vibrant Jewish history and presence, highlighted by landmarks such as the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History and Congr...

The relationship between Black and Jewish Americans, solidified during pivotal moments in 20th-century civil rights history, is re-examined in a contemporary...

The article highlights significant dates in Jewish history during the week of September 9-15, as part of a collaboration between JEWDICIOUS and DUST AND STAR...

Joshua Hoffman's essay delves into the concept of intergenerational Jewish trauma, highlighting both its negative impacts and the resilience it fosters. Draw...

The article, introduced by Judy Taubes Sherman, explores the discovery of a short story titled "Saturday Afternoon" by her father, Leo Taubes. Written during...

Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, despite his harrowing experiences and losses due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, stands out as a unique advocate for peace and mut...

The video explores the unique history of Jewish involvement in the wine industry, particularly focusing on the Bordeaux region. It delves into the role Jews ...

The video explores the historical and religious significance of the First and Second Jewish Temples in Jerusalem. The First Temple, built by King Solomon, wa...

Joshua Hoffman's article presents a series of assertions aimed at reframing the typical narratives surrounding Israel and Palestinian history. He challenges ...

Nachum Kaplan critiques the Palestinian narrative surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, arguing that Palestinian leaders have consistently avoided ac...

Jewish Nonagenarians: Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives by Lawrence Collin is a poignant exploration of the lives of 12 nonagenarian Jews, highlighting th...

Recent archaeological research conducted by Tel Aviv University suggests that the historical siege of Masada, a critical episode in Jewish history, likely la...

In his new book, "The Incorruptibles: A True Story of Kingpins, Crime Busters, and the Birth of the American Underworld," author Dan Slater explores the effo...

Michael Golden reflects on the tragic events of the 1972 Munich Olympics, where Palestinian terrorists killed 11 Israeli athletes, and the subsequent Mossad ...

Napoleon's 1808 Imperial Decree was an effort to assimilate and regulate the Jewish population in post-revolutionary France by mandating that Jews adopt fixe...

A dance-theatre production titled "From Here On" will be performed outside Liverpool Street Station, marking 85 years since the Kindertransport brought nearl...

The film "Firebrand," directed by Karim Anouz, brings to life Henry VIII's tumultuous reign, with a focus on the perspective of women, such as Henry's sixth ...

This episode explores the Jewish origins of the Paralympic Games, highlighting the contributions of Jewish doctor Ludwig Guttmann and contemporary Jewish Par...

Menschwarmers delves into the Jewish origins and current Jewish stars of the Paralympics, featuring an interview with Alana Schreiber on the influential role...

Bari Weiss critiques the dangerous trend of both the far-left and far-right fracturing common historical narratives, exemplified by popular media figures lik...

In Munich, police shot and killed a man allegedly planning an attack on Jewish targets, specifically near the Israeli consulate and a World War II museum, bo...

In this episode, Rabbi Wittenstein explores the Vilna Gaon's perspective on the concept of mitzvot, suggesting there are more than the traditional 613. He al...

Maj. (Ret.) John Spencer discusses the complex network of Hamas tunnels in Gaza and the challenges faced by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) in countering th...

Jewish artist Tiffany Shlain's new solo exhibition, "You Are Here," showcases her innovative multimedia works, highlighted by a piece called "Dendrofemonolog...