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Repair the World and A More Perfect Union are collaborating to promote civic engagement within the Jewish community through initiatives like the Democracy Ba...

Toivy Binet's Lakewood-based company Centristic was contracted to set up the stage for a recent fundraiser event for Donald Trump held in Deal, New Jersey by...

Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Chikli, has been actively seeking alliances with right-wing populist parties across ...

Yossi Levi, known as Car Dealership Guy, shares insider tips and guidance on purchasing, leasing, and selling cars while discussing topics such as electric v...

Jacob Reses, the Jewish chief of staff to J.D. Vance, entered Republican politics through a rather unexpected path involving Democratic internships and a shi...

Sarah Levy, a Jewish rugby player, won a bronze medal with the U.S. women's rugby team at the Olympics, marking the team's first Olympic medal and a historic...

Peter Friedman, a seasoned Jewish actor, takes on the role of Lloyd, a therapist with a potentially dark side, in the Broadway play "Job." The play, not rela...

The author reflects on a frustrating experience trying to obtain a prescription for their child from a medical clinic, highlighting the challenges within soc...

The discussion delves into the significance of Shabbos, likening it to living in Eretz Yisrael while in exile, emphasizing its pivotal role in the redemption...

After finishing a 12-year career as an eighth-grade rebbi and serving as the rav of Ahavas Israel in Passaic for four years, the author felt the strain of ma...

In Chapter 8 of "Lie of the Land," Rivi is preoccupied with a range of concerns, from a potential crisis at home with the uncooked cholent for Shabbos, to fa...

In Chapter 17 of "On Call," the author reflects on the presence of police officers in the ER, emphasizing the importance of their role in ensuring safety in ...

Eman Safady, the first female Druze recruit in the IDF, expresses deep pain following a Hezbollah attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 young people in her c...

Leaders in the Lithuanian Charedi community in Israel have strongly condemned Rabbi Dovid Leibel's plan to establish a Charedi brigade in the army, arguing t...

The article discusses the concept of "doikayt" among young progressive Jews in the U.S., which embraces diaspora awareness and criticizes Israeli policies in...

In London, there are several top spots to enjoy Israeli cuisine this week. Some notable locations include Kapara and Bala Baya in Soho, offering al fresco di...

The text discusses the author's upcoming road trip with their family to a reunion in Nebraska, mentioning they will enjoy various foods along the way such as...

The article discusses the need for a new interfaith strategy within the American Jewish community, highlighting a sense of isolation and lack of support from...

Ben Brown, a 20-year-old Canadian IDF soldier, was critically injured by a Hezbollah rocket in Northern Israel, leading to neurosurgery and intensive care in...

The episode discusses the heartfelt rallying of the Jewish community in support of Ben Brown, a young Canadian soldier in the IDF, who was seriously injured ...

In July 2024, an Orthodox synagogue in Los Angeles, Kahal Ahavas Yisroel, faced vandalism with multiple broken windows, leading to fear and security concerns...

Following a Hezbollah attack that killed 12 children in a Druze town in Israel, Gazalas, the only Druze restaurant in New York City, became a hub for solidar...

Rabbi Yanky Kuperwasser shared a remarkable story about a man named Rafael who, while playing basketball in Bnei Brak, sought a blessing from Rav Chaim Kanie...

The text depicts a mother returning home from a wedding to find her babysitter on the phone and her child in distress. Despite feeling frustrated by the situ...

"Second Chances: Career 2.0" discusses the possibilities of changing careers later in life, emphasizing that it's never too late to seek a more fulfilling pa...

The Pittsburgh Jewish community recently faced antisemitic attacks when the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and Chabad of Squirrel Hill were vandaliz...

Vandals painted an inverted red triangle, symbol associated with Hamas, along with the slogan "Jews for Palestine" on the Chabad of Squirrel Hill synagogue i...

Jewish patrons came to the aid of the Golden Globe diner on Long Island once more, following an incident where vandals smashed its window, a potential hate c...

Moshes Falafel, known for its kosher falafel made with fresh ingredients imported from Israel, has expanded from its food cart origins in the Diamond Distric...

Jessica Fox, a Jewish Australian paddler considered one of the greatest of all time, won her second Olympic gold medal in the women’s kayak slalom event, mar...

The text discusses the trend of isolationism within the Charedi community in Israel, highlighting factors such as adherence to increasing stringencies, avoid...

Brad Lander, the current New York City Comptroller and the highest-ranking Jewish elected official, has announced his candidacy for mayor in the upcoming ele...

Brad Lander, the Jewish New York City Comptroller considering a run for mayor, is known for his left-wing positions and progressive Jewish sentiments, recent...

Israeli nonprofits and NGOs are facing challenges due to recent crises such as the conflict with Hamas and growing threats from Hezbollah. To navigate turbul...

Rabbi Romain, who has been with Maidenhead Synagogue for 44 years, is leaving his long-standing role to focus on a new position as convenor of the Reform Bei...

Amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Hezbollah at the northern border, analysts Amos Harel and Hanin Ghaddar explore the potential for all-out war and th...

The anticipated mayoral candidacy of New York City Comptroller Brad Lander has stirred concerns in the Jewish community due to his associations with far-left...

The Belzer Rebbe, a respected and compassionate leader in the Charedi world, chose to forgo his usual summer vacation to stay in Jerusalem and receive more v...

A YouTube video sharing Ozzie & Rachel's unconventional dating journey leading to a happy marriage, where they now offer practical tools to help others in th...

The discussion surrounding the divisions within Judaism poses the question: should Judaism adhere to Orthodox, post-denominational, or alternative frameworks...

Caffe Aronne, located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, recently became kosher following its owner Aaron Dahan's decision to seek kosher supervision. The ...

The article discusses Jewish and Israeli athletes to watch during the 2024 Paris Olympics, highlighting key performances and schedules. Australian Jewish fla...

Ushi Teitelbaum, a 26-year-old Orthodox Jew and Republican from Brooklyn, NY, expresses skepticism about Vice President Kamala Harris's effectiveness, noting...

Four pupils from Kisharon No School in Hendon, a Jewish educational institution for children with special needs, were honored with Jack Petchey awards for th...

In a recent article by Zach Briton, the need for the pro-Israel community to embrace the influencer era is discussed. Briton argues that Jewish influencers s...

On the Bonjour Chai podcast, the hosts discuss recent developments in U.S. politics, focusing on President Joe Biden's decision not to seek re-election. Vice...

Dr. David Weiss, a professor visiting the Rebbe, ponders the question - Who Is Considered My Chassid?

In this episode, the speaker reflects on how his father maximized opportunities in Atlanta's Jewish community and his significant involvement in the Skylab r...

Dion Marsh, a man from New Jersey, has been sentenced to 40 years in federal prison for a series of violent antisemitic attacks on Orthodox Jewish men in Lak...

Andrzej Boryga, a self-described Nazi in Indiana, was sentenced to two years in federal prison for leaving threatening voicemails at Anti-Defamation League o...