JTA
Marshall Weinberg, 95: The JTA president who didn’t know what a blog was — but knew right from wrong
6 Feb
Marshall Weinberg, a New York philanthropist and stockbroker, served on the Jewish Telegraphic Agency board for about 45 years and was a key figure in its re...
6 Feb
Hadassah
The Double Lives of Hadassah Doctors and Nurses
5 Feb
Hadassah doctors and nurses like Dr. Esi Sharon-Sagie and Itzik Kara have been leading extraordinary double lives since the Hamas massacre on October 7, 2023...
5 Feb
MomentMag
Who Is Elissa Slotkin?
5 Feb
Elissa Slotkin, a Jewish former CIA analyst from Michigan, is a notable political figure representing America's "Angry Middle." Slotkin’s career and personal...
5 Feb
Chabad.org
The Brilliance of Yitro's Advice - A Parsha Thought with Rabbi Paltiel
5 Feb
Rabbi Paltiel explores the strategic leadership advice given by Yitro to Moses in the Torah portion of Yitro. He examines the significance of Yitro's suggest...
5 Feb
Chabad.org
The Rebbe Picked A Gold Watch For Her!
5 Feb
In this heartwarming episode, the narrative revolves around a personal encounter with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, highlighting his extraordinary ability to impact...
5 Feb
The Beinart Notebook
Religion and Resistance
5 Feb
Rabbi Arielle Lekach-Rosenberg, the lead rabbi of Shir Tikvah in South Minneapolis and an advocate for justice and migrant rights, will discuss her role as a...
5 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy
Why I tell my story — and why Jewish leadership needs more of us
5 Feb
Rabbi Madeline Cooper reflects on her personal journey and the broader challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in Jewish leadership roles. Through ...
5 Feb
Jewish Insider
Alphabet’s AI bet shows early returns under Israeli-American CFO Anat Ashkenazi
5 Feb
Anat Ashkenazi, an Israeli-American financial executive, has made significant strides in her role as CFO at Alphabet, following her successful tenure at Eli ...
5 Feb
Chabad.org
Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries 2026 - Kinus HaShluchos 5786
4 Feb
The Chabad-Lubavitch Women Emissaries Conference, known as the Kinus HaShluchos, gathers female emissaries from around the world to celebrate their role in J...
4 Feb
Emes Ve-Emunah
Rabbi Shmaryahu (Sidney) Meltzer, ZTL
4 Feb
Rabbi Shmaryahu (Sidney) Meltzer, ZTL, was fondly remembered by a former student from his time at HTC's Yeshiva High School. The author reflects on their edu...
4 Feb
Living Lchaim
The Advice I’d Give My Grandchildren About Money & Life
4 Feb
In this captivating episode, renowned educator and entrepreneur Dr. Louis Malcmacher offers sage advice on money, health, and family life, combining his prof...
4 Feb
Chabad.org
DON'T PREACH Do THIS Instead
3 Feb
In this engaging podcast, the focus is on innovative approaches to communication and influence within the Jewish community, particularly through the lens of ...
3 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy
After the unity moment, we started treating Jewish institutions like people
3 Feb
In the dynamic landscape of Jewish communal life post-October 7, 2023, there's a growing expectation for Jewish institutions to take definitive stances akin ...
3 Feb
Chabad.org
I Was 20 Years Old & The REBBE Sent Me To EUROPE!
2 Feb
Mrs. Bassie Garelik recounts her experiences of growing up in a Chassidic environment in Pittsburgh and undertaking a significant mission to establish a Jewi...
2 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy
Bringing philanthropy’s foundations into focus
2 Feb
The series "Foundations in Focus," developed by Yossi Prager, addresses key challenges in American Jewish philanthropy. This initiative offers practical advi...
2 Feb
JTA
Daniel Rosen, Minnesota’s US attorney in hot seat over ICE, won confirmation in part on the strength of his Jewish leadership
30 Jan
Daniel Rosen, Minnesota's U.S. Attorney, finds himself in a challenging position as controversies arise over the Justice Department's investigations of the d...
30 Jan
JTA
Josh Shapiro’s new memoir puts his Jewish identity at the center of his political vision
30 Jan
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's memoir, "Where We Keep the Light," underscores his Jewish identity as a central pillar in his political life, not merely...
30 Jan
Forward
As editor-in-chief, I'm finding my way Forward (and back)
30 Jan
Alyssa Katz takes the helm as the new editor-in-chief of The Forward, highlighting the publication's mission to provide unflinching, ethical journalism—espec...
30 Jan
Jewish Insider
The cases that made Nat Lewin — and the causes he made possible
30 Jan
Nat Lewin has had a profound impact on American legal history and the role of Jews in the legal profession. Renowned for his work on significant cases, inclu...
30 Jan
18forty
Holy Pride: From the Sea of Fear to the Frontlines of Faith
29 Jan
Judah Mischel reflects on the legacy of Rabbanit Chana Henkin and her family, especially following the tragic murder of her son and daughter-in-law in a terr...
29 Jan
Forward
Senior ADL antisemitism researcher leaves to lead competing effort
29 Jan
Aryeh Tuchman, a prominent antisemitism researcher with nearly two decades at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), has transitioned to lead the new Nexus Center...
29 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
The trouble with the Big Jewish Letter
29 Jan
The article critiques the "Big Jewish Letter" phenomenon, a commonly used method of public protest in the Jewish community, highlighting its failure to effec...
29 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Building the next table: Shaping the culture of communal leadership
29 Jan
The Ambassadors Young Leadership Program, initiated by the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, is a new 13-month leadership deve...
29 Jan
Forward
A Millennial rabbi built a synagogue where others have closed. Her maverick ideas are becoming a model.
28 Jan
Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter has rejuvenated Jewish life in South Philadelphia with her innovative South Philadelphia Shtiebel, an unconventional Orthodox synagogu...
28 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
How to turn a thank-you into a lasting donor connection
28 Jan
Many nonprofits miss the opportunity to engage donors meaningfully, often resorting to perfunctory acknowledgments. Catherine Reed of American Friends of Mag...
28 Jan
Chabad.org
Yud Shevat Farbrengen 5786 (NCFJE)
28 Jan
The Yud Shevat Farbrengen 5786, hosted by NCFJE, is a celebratory event marking the significance of Yud Shevat within the Chabad Lubavitch tradition. Rabbi L...
28 Jan
Forward
Jessica Tisch affixes a mezuzah to her NYPD office on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
27 Jan
New York City's Jewish Police Commissioner, Jessica Tisch, has ceremoniously placed a mezuzah on her office door at One Police Plaza during International Hol...
27 Jan
JTA
Columbia selects Jennifer Mnookin, Jewish U of Wisconsin chancellor, as its next leader
26 Jan
Jennifer Mnookin, currently the chancellor of the University of Wisconsin, has been appointed as the next president of Columbia University, marking the first...
26 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
The power of recognition
26 Jan
In "The Power of Recognition," Winnie Sandler Grinspoon, president of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, highlights the significance of acknowledging Jewish pr...
26 Jan
Forward
After Minneapolis shooting, local Jewish service channels a city’s grief — and resolve
25 Jan
Amidst the shock of Alex Pretti's shooting death by federal agents in Minneapolis, the Jewish community gathered virtually for a Havdalah service to process ...
25 Jan
18forty
The Bibliophile Who Reshaped American Jewry
25 Jan
David Eliezrie's biography, "Undaunted," chronicles the impactful journey of Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, as he challenged prevai...
25 Jan
Chabad.org
BONDI TEEN HEROINE Makes First Public Apperance
23 Jan
A teenage girl from Bondi has made her first public appearance after an act of heroism, gaining community recognition and attention. This event highlights th...
23 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah
The Key to Jewish Unity
23 Jan
In an era marked by growing polarization, both politically and religiously, within Judaism, the call for unity amidst denominational and ideological divides ...
23 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
In polarizing times, Jewish professionals need constructive dialogue skills
23 Jan
Tiffany Harris, the Chief Program Officer of Mem Global, underscores the importance of constructive dialogue for Jewish professionals amidst increasing polit...
23 Jan
Jewish Insider
Josh Gruenbaum’s rapid rise from overseeing federal contracting to dealmaking on the world stage
23 Jan
Josh Gruenbaum has swiftly transitioned from federal contracting oversight to significant roles in international diplomacy under the Trump administration. Hi...
23 Jan
Rationalist Judaism
Secret Recordings Reveal Charedi Draft Scam
22 Jan
Secret recordings released by Channel 12 capture Israel's charedi rabbinic leaders admitting the true intent behind the Likud party's proposed Charedi Draft ...
22 Jan
Chabad.org
If Im PROUD OF ONE THING It's This
22 Jan
This episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast from Chabad.org explores the profound impact of Jewish values and teachings in shaping i...
22 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
On Marion Wiesel’s first yahrzeit, follow her example with a mitzvah
22 Jan
Marking the first yahrzeit of Marion Wiesel, this reflection emphasizes her profound impact as a Holocaust survivor and advocate for Holocaust memory, unders...
22 Jan
Forward
Longtime dean of Ziegler School retiring as Conservative seminary plots new course
22 Jan
Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson's retirement marks a significant transition for the Ziegler School of Rabbinical Studies in Los Angeles, which he helped shape in...
22 Jan
Forward
Julie Menin wants to be a bridge in the Mamdani era
21 Jan
Julie Menin, the newly-elected Jewish Speaker of the New York City Council, aims to be a unifying force amid rising tensions, particularly surrounding issues...
21 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah
Tragedies and Hate
21 Jan
The article addresses a troubling increase in tragic deaths among Charedi youth in Israel, highlighting the community's inclination to blame secular and left...
21 Jan
Chabad.org
Jewish Teen Of The Week Daniel Yehuda
21 Jan
Daniel Yehuda is being celebrated as the Jewish Teen of the Week. The video is likely part of a series that highlights notable Jewish teens who contribute po...
21 Jan
Chabad.org
I Didnt Expect The Rebbe To Know THIS
21 Jan
This podcast episode discusses a unique interaction with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, a pivotal figure in modern Chabad and Jewish leadership. The narrative emphas...
21 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
The rabbinate isn’t in crisis because of text — it’s about leadership
21 Jan
Rabbi David Baum argues that the challenges facing the contemporary rabbinate are not rooted in insufficient textual mastery, but rather in a lack of leaders...
21 Jan
Mishpacha
Let’s Talk Rejection (feat. Rabbi Yosef Sonnenschein)
21 Jan
This discussion features Rabbi Schonfeld, Rabbi Garfield, and Rabbi Yosef Sonnenschein as they explore complex parenting and educational challenges. They add...
21 Jan
Chabad.org
How This AFGHANI RABBI Became a DOCTOR IN JAPAN
19 Jan
Rabbi Dr. Hertsel Simantov's journey is a remarkable tale of cross-cultural experiences and achievements. Born and raised in Kabul, Afghanistan, he pursued h...
19 Jan
Chabad.org
This Rabbi’s Medical Career Started In AFGHANISTAN
19 Jan
In "This Rabbi's Medical Career Started In Afghanistan," the podcast sheds light on the extraordinary journey of a rabbi whose medical career began in an unl...
19 Jan
Jewish Review of Books
“A Chabad Hasid in His Own Special Way”
19 Jan
The new Hebrew biography by Zvi Yekutiel explores the multifaceted life of Zalman Shazar, Israel's third president, who lived as a unique blend of secular an...
19 Jan
Living Lchaim
How I Found God In The Depths of Hamas Terror Tunnels
17 Jan
Omer Wenkart provides an intense personal account of his 505-day captivity by Hamas after being taken from the Nova Music Festival. During 197 days of isolat...
17 Jan
Chabad.org
BONDI SURVIVOR Gives Thanks Where He Was Shot
16 Jan
This video documents a poignant moment as the Bondi survivor returns to the location where he was shot. He expresses gratitude for his survival and shares re...
16 Jan