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Mishpacha Unlikely Scholar 11 Jun
In Leeuwarden, Holland, a retired police officer named Hidzer Johan Postma has developed a deep connection to Judaism, despite not being Jewish. This Dutch t...
11 Jun
Mishpacha Living with the Mess 11 Jun
Addressing the challenges of a disorganized household, the piece offers strategies for dealing with a husband resistant to tidiness, guiding children towards...
11 Jun
Mishpacha Layers of Light 11 Jun
The article "Layers of Light" recounts the historic and spiritual significance of the Boyaner tradition of lighting the Lag B'Omer bonfire in Meron. This end...
11 Jun
Mishpacha So Close Yet So Far 11 Jun
In this personal reflection, a mother named Tzippy eagerly plans an elaborate car-themed upsheren for her son Benny, only to grapple with a small guest list ...
11 Jun
Lehrhaus Successfully Unsuccessful: The Paradox of Modern Orthodoxy 11 Jun
Jonah Rocheeld explores the paradox of Modern Orthodoxy, which attempts to reconcile traditional Judaism with modern rationality and accessibility. He observ...
11 Jun
JTA FBI charges 8 tied to U of Michigan pro-Palestinian movement with threatening officials, Jewish federation 11 Jun
Eight individuals connected with the University of Michigan's pro-Palestinian movement have been charged by the FBI for engaging in a conspiracy to threaten ...
11 Jun
JTA Cara Trager, beloved Queens Jewish communal leader and lifetime journalist, dies at 71 10 Jun
Cara Trager, a lifelong journalist and ardent supporter of Israel, passed away at 71 after a tragic car accident. Known for her contributions to Jewish organ...
10 Jun
JTA Beth Davidson, Jewish candidate in NY-17, courts voters uneasy with Democratic divides over Israel 10 Jun
Beth Davidson, a Jewish candidate for Congress in New York's 17th district, is navigating the complex landscape of Democratic divides over Israel while maint...
10 Jun
JTA Micah Lasher ramps up outreach to Jewish voters ahead of NY-12 primary 10 Jun
Micah Lasher, ahead of the Democratic primary for New York's 12th congressional district, is intensifying his campaign to win Jewish voters' support. A key e...
10 Jun
Future of Jewish I'm converting to Orthodox Judaism. My friends thought I lost my mind. 10 Jun
Kaitlin Kehler shares her experience of converting to Orthodox Judaism and the reactions she received from friends. Having grown up in a secular environment ...
10 Jun
Sapir To Age Not Alone 10 Jun
Exploring the positive lens through which Jewish tradition views aging, this article contrasts Judaism's respect and value for elders with American society's...
10 Jun
Sapir Publisher's Note 10 Jun
Reflecting on America's bicentennial, the publisher of Sapir underscores the ongoing challenges that the nation faces, especially as it approaches its 250th ...
10 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Cybersecurity is community security 10 Jun
Amid increasing cyber threats exacerbated by advancements in artificial intelligence, Jewish organizations are urged to prioritize their digital security alo...
10 Jun
Forward Milei praises ‘Judeo-Christian values’ at Chabad event as Argentina courts European Jews 10 Jun
Argentine President Javier Milei emphasized Judeo-Christian values at a notable Chabad-Lubavitch event, marking the yahrzeit of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneer...
10 Jun
Tablet Paris Is Burning 10 Jun
Itxu Díaz's article examines the social unrest in France, using the backdrop of violent celebrations following Paris Saint-Germain's football victories to hi...
10 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy The state of Jewish education: Insights from leaders across the field 9 Jun
Leaders in Jewish education provide insights on the current state of the field, exploring advancements and challenges across various sectors since the pandem...
9 Jun
The Cholent Sponsored: How Can We Turn Hopelessness into Action in Ukraine? 9 Jun
The piece highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, exacerbated by war, and calls for action to alleviate suffering, particularly in housing. Da...
9 Jun
Hadassah How I Went to Jewish Summer Camp on the Cow Plan 9 Jun
In this nostalgic piece, Fern Reiss recounts how a fortuitous encounter with Camp Tel Yehudah in the 1970s steered her and her sister toward a deeper connect...
9 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy How to build a future that is wiser than our present 9 Jun
David Bryfman, CEO of The Jewish Education Project, discusses the pivotal role of Jewish education in shaping a future that is wiser than the present. Reflec...
9 Jun
JTA 5th man charged in March arson of London’s Hatzola ambulances 9 Jun
An 18-year-old man, Subhan Ahmed, has been charged with assisting an offender in the arson attack that destroyed four ambulances owned by Hatzola, a Jewish v...
9 Jun
Forward For many queer Jews, Pride has lost its joy 9 Jun
Joshua Simmons shares insights from his experiences as a psychologist working with queer Jews, revealing a growing tension within these communities post the ...
9 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Donor fatigue isn’t about generosity. It’s about us. 9 Jun
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia tackled donor fatigue by shifting their fundraising strategy from event-driven approaches to foc...
9 Jun
Forward ‘This is sort of their normal’: Israelis confront yet another wartime flare after Iranian fire 8 Jun
The piece captures life in Israel amid recurrent hostilities, framing it through personal and societal impacts. As Israelis find humor in the chaos by sugges...
8 Jun
Forward Celebrated German Jewish bakery closes, saying ‘the hatred reached Berlin’ after Oct. 7 8 Jun
The closure of the Jewish bakery Babka & Krantz in Berlin highlights the intersection of economic challenges and rising antisemitism. Run by Polish and Israe...
8 Jun
Hadassah All Are Welcome at the Park Slope Food Coop, Except Zionists 8 Jun
Tensions at the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn have recently escalated due to a vote in favor of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement agai...
8 Jun
Hadassah One Man’s Story of Belonging to Hadassah 8 Jun
Michael Metzger reflects on his unique connection with Hadassah through his beloved Grandma Lee, who despite not being very religious, instilled in him a dee...
8 Jun
JTA Celebrated Berlin Jewish bakery closes, citing harassment since Oct. 7 8 Jun
Babka & Krantz, a Jewish bakery in Berlin founded by a Polish-Israeli couple, recently closed its doors, citing antisemitic harassment intensified post-Octob...
8 Jun
Rationalist Judaism "We Shall Islamize, And Not Enlist!" 8 Jun
In a satirical article, Natan Slifkin revisits his past April Fool's joke about charedim converting to Islam as a method to avoid conscription into the Israe...
8 Jun
Hadassah Celebrating the Wonder of Israel at the Annual NYC Parade 8 Jun
The NYC Israel Day Parade, featuring Hadassah members, celebrated Jewish pride amidst global antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Despite challenges, the event und...
8 Jun
Forward West Point graduated more Jewish cadets this year than ever before, Jewish leader says 8 Jun
The U.S. Military Academy at West Point has achieved a significant milestone with the graduation of 30 Jewish cadets in 2026, the highest number in its histo...
8 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Making recovery real: Philanthropy’s next opportunity in northern Israel   8 Jun
Philanthropy has played a crucial role in addressing the immediate needs in northern Israel during a crisis, stepping in where the government could not initi...
8 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Jewish New Yorkers should not boycott Mamdani 8 Jun
Rabbi Jill Jacobs argues against the Jewish establishment's decision to boycott New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani due to his pro-Palestinian stance. She hig...
8 Jun
18forty The Bookstores That Taught Me Jerusalem 7 Jun
Rivka Bennun Kay's reflective journey through Jerusalem's bookstores unveils a hidden tapestry of Jewish life and vibrant literary culture in the city. Despi...
7 Jun
Living Lchaim The Deaf Rebbetzin Who Listens Better Than Most 7 Jun
Rebbetzin Libbi Kakon, a remarkable woman who, alongside her husband Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Kakon, founded a unique yeshiva for deaf and hearing-impaired students,...
7 Jun
The Cholent Jewish School Should Cost the Same as Catholic School 5 Jun
The challenge of making Jewish day school education affordable in the U.S. is explored through a comparison with Catholic schools' funding models, as highlig...
5 Jun
JTA After years of hostile relations with Israel, Slovenia’s new prime minister signals diplomatic reset 5 Jun
Slovenia's new Prime Minister, Janez Jansa, has initiated a significant shift in the country's diplomatic stance towards Israel by lowering the Palestinian f...
5 Jun
Forward They helped elect Los Angeles' first Black mayor; but to him, they were just Bob and Shirley 5 Jun
Joshua Silverstein, a Black Jewish theater artist, shares the story of an Ashkenazi couple, Bob and Shirley, whose efforts helped elect Tom Bradley as Los An...
5 Jun
Chabad.org This Is Why I Went To China 5 Jun
In this podcast episode, listeners are introduced to the story of a Jewish individual's journey to China, exploring the reasons behind their travel and how i...
5 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy Can a Zionist organization embrace anti-Zionism? 5 Jun
The article critically examines the decision of Truah, a human rights organization with a large rabbinic membership, to invite a New York politician, Mayor Z...
5 Jun
Jewish Insider In Altneu art exhibit, artists grapple with the end of American Jewry’s ‘Golden Age’ 5 Jun
The Altneu art exhibit on the Upper East Side explores themes of nostalgia and identity through the lens of American Jewish life. Titled "Golden Age: Nostalg...
5 Jun
Kveller This Interfaith Comedy Show Is All About Promoting Peace 4 Jun
Comedy for Peace, an interfaith comedy show spearheaded by Israeli-American comedian Erik Angel, is celebrating its seventh anniversary. This initiative, whi...
4 Jun
JTA Bamba blankets NYC after Park Slope Food Coop vote to boycott Israeli products. What’s next? 4 Jun
In response to the Park Slope Food Coop's decision to boycott Israeli products, Jewish organizations in New York City have mobilized to support Israeli snack...
4 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy An eroding dollar is a quiet crisis for Israel’s third sector 4 Jun
Israeli nonprofits, which form a critical part of the nation's social infrastructure, are increasingly vulnerable to currency exchange fluctuations, particul...
4 Jun
Future of Jewish Please help us continue serving you. 3 Jun
Future of Jewish, a publication focused on deepening understanding and engagement with Jewish life, Israel, and the broader Jewish world, is calling on suppo...
3 Jun
Forward Israeli and diaspora Jews live in different realities. The Israel Day parade proved it 3 Jun
The Israel Day Parade in New York highlighted the growing divide between Israeli and diaspora Jews, showing different levels of awareness and concern over Is...
3 Jun
Chabad.org Take A Tour of 770! 3 Jun
The video offers a virtual tour of 770 Eastern Parkway, the iconic headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. ...
3 Jun
JTA NC Democrats reject Gaza genocide resolution following campaign by Jewish caucus 3 Jun
The North Carolina Democratic Party's State Executive Committee recently rejected the "Genocide Accountability Resolution," which would have declared Israel'...
3 Jun
Jewish Table Best Ever Vegetarian Chopped Liver 3 Jun
Leah Koenig explores the humble yet beloved tradition of vegetarian chopped liver, highlighting its historical and cultural roots in Jewish culinary practice...
3 Jun
eJewishPhilanthropy We already know how to strengthen Jewish continuity. So why aren’t we doing it? 3 Jun
In light of recent events that have intensified the need for strong Jewish identity among American youth, this article argues for the expansion of Jewish day...
3 Jun
Forward At the Vatican with Chicago’s mayor, a rabbi gave Pope Leo a White Sox kippah 2 Jun
Rabbi Lizzi Heydemann made headlines during a delegation visit to the Vatican by gifting Pope Leo XIV a White Sox-themed kippah, paying homage to his Chicago...
2 Jun