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Jews residing in smaller communities feel less acknowledged in their concerns about antisemitism compared to those in larger cities, according to a survey by...

Rabbi Cindy Scarr recounts an unexpected encounter with a former acquaintance who sought her out to express gratitude for an act of kindness from 25 years ag...

JX Kollel, an innovative initiative in the college kiruv community, is pairing students as chavrusas to delve into the Ketzos Hachoshen, sparking enthusiasm ...

At the New York City Pride March, LGBTQ Jews experienced both celebration and hostility, highlighting the complex intersection of their identities amidst ris...

Cindy Scarr reflects on her childhood summers spent at the Sincos pool, a shared community space offered by an elderly couple to her family, the local rabbi ...

Cindy Scarr warmly welcomes new members to her Jewish community, emphasizing the importance of embracing the existing culture and respecting the contribution...

As threats against the Jewish community have evolved, it is critical for security personnel at Jewish institutions to develop cultural fluency alongside thei...

Todd Polikoff draws an insightful parallel between two seemingly disparate philosophical frameworks: Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Moses Maimonides...

Natan Slifkin critiques the perception gap between charedi and non-charedi communities regarding security hardships in Israel. Highlighting a HaModia newspap...

"The Ballad of Bill Brown" profiles William D. Brown Jr., a retired Navy SEAL who founded the NYC SEAL swim—an event celebrating resilience and unity while s...

In a heartfelt address to the graduating 12th graders of Mesivta of Cincinnati, Chana Weismann explores the theme of independence and the enduring influence ...

Isaac Osiel, a Sephardic Jew from Toronto, has unexpectedly become a key figure in Holocaust remembrance by organizing affordable heritage trips to Poland. H...

Michael Koplow analyzes the evolution of American Jewish identity by reflecting on Louis Brandeis's 1915 address advocating Zionism as inherently American. B...

Rona Sheramy, Executive Director of the Jewish Foundation for Education of Women, examines the role of Jewish philanthropy during times of crisis, such as he...

Amitai Fraiman, in his essay, reflects on the traditional phrase "Next year in Jerusalem," proposing it needs reevaluation in modern Jewish life. Growing up ...

As the United States marks its 250th year of independence, various American Jewish organizations are commemorating the country's founding, reflecting on the ...

Jewish medical professionals in the UK are facing an alarming rise in antisemitism within the National Health Service (NHS). Despite efforts by the Jewish Me...

In Seattle, a Jewish funeral facility in Seward Park suffered extensive damage from a fire, affecting its ability to perform the tahara ritual, pivotal in Je...

Orthodox Jewish community members have voiced strong opposition to sexually explicit advertising from the Museum of Sex displayed on MTA buses, emphasizing r...

Although the author expresses a strong dislike for labels due to their divisive nature within the Jewish community, they acknowledge the necessity of labels ...

Wendy Elliman highlights a remarkable surge in birth rates at Hadassah Medical Organization in Israel, emphasizing a rise from 14,000 births in 2022 to aroun...

Democratic socialists in New York are increasingly setting their sights on House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, a pro-Israel Democratic figure, leading to ...

Jewish day schools across all denominations are experiencing a rise in enrollment, reversing decades of decline for non-Orthodox institutions. A report from ...

Over 700 U.S. rabbis and cantors have signed a letter urging New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to apologize for labeling AIPAC as "monsters" during a recent...

Inside Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, a unique command center operates to monitor antisemitism on a global scale. Established by the Blue Squ...

Once home to a flourishing Jewish community, Morocco saw the departure of approximately 300,000 Jews in the mid-20th century. While Moroccan Jews survived Wo...

The article discusses the lack of courageous voices like Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein within the Charedi community who speak up against certain prevailing Chare...

A new memorial plaza, "Circle of Humanity: Monuments for Unity and Remembrance" in Charlotte, North Carolina, aims to honor both Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a...

Cindy Scarr shares a personal narrative highlighting the financial strain that family gifting expectations place on individuals who may not share the same fi...

This collection of letters to the editor from Family First touches on various contemporary issues within the Jewish community, each bringing personal insight...

Rachel Glidiner's opening remarks, delivered at the 2026 SRE Network Convening, highlight the essential work of promoting gender equity within the Jewish com...

David Orkin, a Jewish anti-Zionist attorney and democratic socialist, won the Democratic primary for New York's State Assembly District 38, defeating incumbe...

The article highlights the transformative journey of Israeli teenagers who endured the trauma of the October 7th incident but have chosen to channel their ex...

Avi Baumol reviews R. Eliezer Melamed's book, "Masoret Ha-Giyyur," which argues for a more flexible approach to conversion within Jewish law. Melamed suggest...

Natan Slifkin critiques an event staged by Charedi groups in Israel, where a protest involving over a thousand vehicles disrupted national traffic as a demon...

The recent New York Democratic primaries showcased a potential shift in Jewish political dynamics as progressive, anti-Zionist candidates backed by New York ...

In this reflective piece, David Bashevkin responds to the provocative letter by David Magerman, which criticized American Jewish upbringing and advocated for...

Mah jongg, historically a popular pastime among Jewish women, is experiencing a resurgence in the U.S., reinvigorated during the COVID-19 pandemic. The New Y...

Global Jewry, launched three years ago, aims to connect Jewish organizations across different backgrounds to build a more integrated network of Jewish life. ...

Cindy Scarr shares her personal insights into the unique and often challenging role of being the wife of a yeshivah principal. Balancing her own identity whi...

The article explores the increasing trend among frum (observant) Jews in America to consider firearm ownership, prompted by recent antisemitic attacks, riots...

The article discusses recent attacks in Canada targeting the Jewish community and questions the media's lack of focus on antisemitism as a motive. In Montrea...

Gila Pfeffer explores the vibrant, diverse landscape of Jewish weddings, drawing from her extensive experience as a frequent guest at such events. She humoro...

A significant Democratic primary race on New York's Upper West Side has Rabbi Stephanie Ruskay and Jewish lawyer Eli Northrup vying for the State Assembly's ...

Eli Northrup, a public defender backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, won the Democratic primary for New York's State Assembly District 69 against Rabbi Stephanie ...

Micah Lasher emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for New York's 12th Congressional District, indicating media projections. Lasher, who highlights hi...

The New York Jewish Week staff provides a detailed roundup on a variety of topics concerning the Jewish community in New York. It covers the political landsc...

Gila Romanoff discusses her experiences as a straight ally for LGBTQ Jews, emphasizing the need for visible support within Jewish communities, especially for...

Israeli citizen Michael Mizrahi, a respected member of Montreal's Jewish community, was tragically killed during a shooting in the Cote-des-Neiges neighborho...

A tragic shooting in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges, a neighborhood with a significant Jewish population, resulted in the deaths of a Jewish community member and...