Forward
I grew up in Venezuela. Will Maduro's ouster bring my Jewish community the security we need?
7 Jan
The removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the United States marks a pivotal moment for the Venezuelan Jewish community, which has faced years of ...
7 Jan
Tablet
Will and Testament
7 Jan
Charles Curkin reflects on personal family dynamics through the prism of his father's sudden health crisis. After his father suffers a stroke and heart attac...
7 Jan
Forward
Why Venezuela’s Jews are optimistic about their country’s future — even as the government promotes anti-Israel conspiracies
6 Jan
The Jewish community in Venezuela, once a thriving population of 25,000, now numbers between 3,000 and 5,000, mainly due to political and economic instabilit...
6 Jan
Rationalist Judaism
A Not-Unforseeable Tragedy
6 Jan
Natan Slifkin discusses the tragic death of a charedi teenager during a protest in Jerusalem, where a speeding bus killed him amidst chaos. The incident high...
6 Jan
Forward
At a former driving school, Kehillat Harlem plants roots for Jewish life uptown
6 Jan
Kehillat Harlem, a new synagogue in Central Harlem, has established a permanent presence by moving into a former driving school's storefront, becoming a cent...
6 Jan
Forward
A year after the LA fires, the lesson is clear: Our greatest disasters are often self-inflicted
6 Jan
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...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
Family First Inbox: Issue 976
6 Jan
Family First's Inbox section covers a variety of topics from recent issues of the magazine, touching on themes such as parental relationships, historical fic...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
Whose Simchah?
6 Jan
Cindy Scarr highlights the evolving pressures and dynamics surrounding Jewish weddings, particularly in the Tristate area. With decades of experience as a pa...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
Parshas Shemos: 5786
6 Jan
Cindy Scarr reflects on the theme of discord within the Jewish community, drawing parallels to the biblical account of Moses in Parshas Shemos. She highlight...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
Uncertain Tomorrow
6 Jan
The Jewish community in Caracas, Venezuela, is facing a precarious and uncertain future amid the country's intense political and social upheaval. Following a...
6 Jan
Mishpacha
The Holy Kind of Shame
6 Jan
Cindy Scarr's article explores the nuanced role of shame (bushah) in decision-making, particularly within Jewish financial ethics. She contrasts two types of...
6 Jan
Hadassah
The Problem With ‘Normal’
6 Jan
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...
6 Jan
Hadassah
Milan’s Jewish Past, Present—and Olympic Future
6 Jan
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...
6 Jan
Chabad.org
Jewish Teen Of The Week Ben Seigel
6 Jan
This video highlights Ben Seigel, a Jewish teenager who has been recognized for his impactful contributions to his community. Through his involvement with Ch...
6 Jan
Hadassah
A Hadassah Trip to Israel Brings Healing and Purpose
6 Jan
Following the October 7, 2023 Hamas attacks, Marci Pratt engaged in an initiative to pray for hostage Eden Zecharya. Eden's tragic death spurred Marci to con...
6 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Disability inclusion is ‘outside our scope’? Think again
6 Jan
Disability inclusion is often mistakenly perceived as a niche concern, distinct from the central endeavors of Jewish life. However, inclusion is integral to ...
6 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
What Orthodoxy has to offer for non-Orthodox Jews — and no, it’s not ‘kiruv’
6 Jan
Prompted by a post-October 7 resurgence in interest among American Jews for a meaningful Jewish life, this piece by Dovid Bashevkin argues for broader adapta...
6 Jan
Jewdicious
A Jew Is Asked To Catholic Mass
5 Jan
Michael Golden explores the experience of attending a Catholic Mass as a Jewish guest, highlighting both the similarities and distinctive elements between Je...
5 Jan
Hadassah
Meet World Central Kitchen’s Woman in Israel
5 Jan
Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and...
5 Jan
Chabad.org
Introducing A BONDI HERO
5 Jan
The podcast episode 'Introducing A BONDI HERO' is part of the series 'Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories', which explores the lives of individuals who hav...
5 Jan
Chabad.org
This BONDI HERO'S Story Isn't Being Told Enough
5 Jan
Leibel Lazaroff's harrowing experience as a victim of the Bondi Beach attack, and his courageous journey of recovery, are explored in this interview featurin...
5 Jan
JTA
Eva Schloss, Holocaust survivor who promoted the story of her friend and posthumous stepsister Anne Frank, dies at 96
5 Jan
Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor and step-daughter of Otto Frank, passed away at 96 in London. After surviving Auschwitz, Schloss became an influential voic...
5 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
10 things I learned this past year about Jewish philanthropy
5 Jan
Reflecting on the evolving landscape of Jewish philanthropy in 2025, significant shifts have occurred in donor psychology and organizational strategies. Indi...
5 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Resilience in practice: Why hospitals are key to northern Israel’s renewal
5 Jan
In a challenging year marked by conflict and uncertainty, northern Israel showcased extraordinary resilience with the establishment of the Helmsley Rehabilit...
5 Jan
Hadassah
Black and Jewish Moms Unite to Fight Bias in Maternity Care
5 Jan
Amid rising antisemitism and racial biases, a new initiative in Crown Heights unites Black and Orthodox Jewish mothers, including Jews of Color, to tackle bi...
5 Jan
JTA
An Israeli couple is reshaping ideas about Jewish culture at a historically Black university
4 Jan
Israeli artists Neta Elkayam and Amit Hai Cohen have spent the past two years at Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation's only Catholic historically Blac...
4 Jan
Future of Jewish
If you can, please help us continue serving you.
4 Jan
Joshua Hoffman appeals for support for Future of Jewish, a publication committed to providing in-depth insights into Jewish life, Israel, and global Jewish c...
4 Jan
Living Lchaim
One-on-One with Rabbi Reuven Feinstein Unscripted
3 Jan
In a thought-provoking interview, Rabbi Reuven Feinstein reflects on his upbringing in the Bronx and the formative influence of his father, Rabbi Moshe Feins...
3 Jan
Future of Jewish
The people Iran's regime fears most are standing with Israel.
2 Jan
Iranian dissidents in the UK have become vocal advocates for Israel, highlighting their shared opposition to extremist Islam. Activists like "Lily Moo" and V...
2 Jan
New Voices
When You’re Our Age, You Have Nothing
2 Jan
This reflective narrative explores the complexities of friendship, competition, and identity among high school seniors navigating college admissions. The pro...
2 Jan
JTA
Michele Weiss and Justin Brasch mark milestones as first Orthodox Jewish mayors in their cities
2 Jan
Michele Weiss and Justin Brasch have recently made history as the first Orthodox Jewish mayors in their respective cities of University Heights, Ohio, and Wh...
2 Jan
Chabad.org
A Moment Of Jewish Joy You Have To See To Believe
2 Jan
A joyous celebration ensues as depicted in this video showcasing a moment of Jewish joy. The video highlights a Chabad event where expressions of dance, musi...
2 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah
The Cost of Belonging
1 Jan
Rising living costs have become a major concern in 2025, profoundly impacting Jewish communities, particularly in New York City and across the United States....
1 Jan
Chabad.org
Here's What You Can Learn From My Move to Alaska
1 Jan
Rabbi Mendel Greenberg shares his experiences and insights from relocating to Alaska, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities of maintaining a J...
1 Jan
Lehrhaus
An Empty Place at the Jewish Table: Why Are Young Jews Dropping Out?
1 Jan
In "An Empty Place at the Jewish Table," Steve Lipman explores the growing trend of young Jews from Orthodox backgrounds distancing themselves from tradition...
1 Jan
Future of Jewish
10 Stories, Questions, and Debates That Mattered Most in 2025
31 Dec 2025
Reflecting on the pivotal stories of 2025, this article highlights significant discussions within the Jewish community concerning identity, tradition, and he...
31 Dec 2025
Kveller
These Were the Most Popular Names in Israel In 2025
31 Dec 2025
As Israel's Population and Immigration Authority releases its most popular names of 2025, shifts are observed with traditionally favored names like Esther, N...
31 Dec 2025
JTA
How Jewish politics are shaping the 2026 election map, from coast to coast
31 Dec 2025
The upcoming 2026 election cycle in the United States presents significant changes and challenges for Jewish political influence, amid shifting dynamics rela...
31 Dec 2025
Jewdicious
"Who Are These Jews?" Ask One (Me)
31 Dec 2025
The article reflects on the author Michael Golden's experiences with cultural identity and his motivations for founding Jewdicious, a platform aimed at broad...
31 Dec 2025
The Cholent
✡️🎧Your Cholent Year: Wrapped
31 Dec 2025
The Cholent's year-end wrap-up for 2025 highlights key issues impacting the Jewish community, emphasizing clarity in naming antisemitism, the pragmatic engag...
31 Dec 2025
The Beinart Notebook
New Year’s Gift
31 Dec 2025
Peter Kaufman has opted to permanently remove the paywall from eight interviews conducted in 2025, making them free and accessible to the public. These inter...
31 Dec 2025
Chabad.org
Why Life in Alaska Is Like NOWHERE ELSE ON EARTH
31 Dec 2025
This podcast episode delves into the unique aspects of life in Alaska, a place with distinctive geographical, cultural, and social characteristics due to its...
31 Dec 2025
Chabad.org
Bondi Victim With Secret Jewish Identity
31 Dec 2025
In a gripping story from Bondi, an individual with a concealed Jewish identity emerges as a victim in a significant incident, highlighting the complex dynami...
31 Dec 2025
Future of Jewish
These are the heroes who defined 2025 in the Jewish world.
31 Dec 2025
In 2025, the Jewish world was shaped by remarkable acts of heroism and resilience amid significant global challenges. Central figures such as the 49 hostages...
31 Dec 2025
Emes Ve-Emunah
Marshall Fisher, OBM
30 Dec 2025
The piece reflects on the life of Marshall Fisher, a baal teshuvah, highlighting his spiritual journey and dedication to Judaism despite not being raised in ...
30 Dec 2025
Chabad.org
We Learned the NATIVE ALASKAN TRICK for Wintertime Burial
30 Dec 2025
In this episode, the hosts explore the challenges of wintertime burial practices in Alaska, revealing how Native Alaskan communities manage to inter their de...
30 Dec 2025
Mishpacha
The Moment: Issue 1093
30 Dec 2025
The piece in Mishpacha Magazine's Issue 1093 highlights several impactful Jewish narratives and events. The central story commemorates the 50th yahrtzeit of ...
30 Dec 2025
Mishpacha
Perfect Vision
30 Dec 2025
Cindy Scarr shares a touching story about Rav Chaim Pinchas Scheinberg and the transformative power of a brachah, or blessing. A woman sought Rav Scheinberg’...
30 Dec 2025
Mishpacha
Empire State of Mind
30 Dec 2025
In the upcoming New York gubernatorial race, Republican candidate Bruce Blakeman stands as a distinctive figure, known for his dedication to Jewish values in...
30 Dec 2025
Mishpacha
Double-Booked
30 Dec 2025
Faced with an unexpected dilemma, Bluma navigates the complexities of friendship and familial boundaries in Cindy Scarr's narrative, "Double-Booked." Bluma e...
30 Dec 2025