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A recent poll by the Mellman Group reveals that 55% of American Jews disapprove of the U.S. military operation against Iran, highlighting a significant parti...

Barry Finestone, president and CEO of the Jim Joseph Foundation, discusses the urgent need for Jewish organizations to reevaluate and adapt their governance ...

Israeli authorities recently restricted access to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, preventing Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa and his entourage from celebr...

The Touro Synagogue in Newport, Rhode Island, is a revered landmark as the oldest surviving synagogue in the United States, dating back to 1763. Its history ...

North American Jews are continuing to make aliyah to Israel despite the ongoing war with Iran, driven by a sense of solidarity and connection with the Israel...

The video "Jamie in the Rova" features Jamie Geller walking through Jerusalem's Old City with Kim Bash, a South African-born, Jerusalem-based real estate age...

Utilizing insights from contemporary mental health research, Jessica Fisher and Ethan Linden propose that Jewish education can significantly contribute to te...

Ana Robbins, former leader of a successful Atlanta Sunday school, closed her program to innovate with a different educational model: a five-day-a-week afters...

Jewish education frameworks often presuppose a stable life trajectory that matches socioeconomic affluence, but this rigid structure fails to accommodate div...

The attempted firebombing of Nerdeen Kiswani's home by Alexander Heifler, an alleged member of the Jewish Defense League, highlights the tensions and extremi...

Richard H. Cuenca, previously of Posnack Jewish Day School in Florida, has been appointed head of the new Davis School, a pioneering non-Orthodox Jewish high...

Jews in Iran and the diaspora are finding solace in celebrating Nowruz, the Persian New Year, amidst ongoing conflicts. This secular, 3,000-year-old holiday,...

University of Washington President Robert J. Jones engaged with the Jewish community in a synagogue dialogue to address anti-Semitism and campus climate issu...

Jesse Tisch explores the tensions and dynamics of the contemporary Jewish left at a conference in Boston, highlighting the generational and ideological divid...

In a unique story of Jewish identity and tradition, an 80-year-old Jewish man in Siberia undergoes a bris, the ritual circumcision, marking a profound person...

The video discusses a personal story of resilience and spiritual growth following an ALS diagnosis. This account highlights how the husband's reaction to the...

Amidst the backdrop of missile threats between Israel and Iran, everyday life in Israel persists, driven by resilience and necessity. Joyful religious tradit...

Israel's social sector, including nonprofits and volunteers, has played a crucial role in response to crises, including wars and the COVID-19 pandemic, despi...

Antisemitic incidents in Europe and North America are influencing how a new generation of Jews perceives visibility and their Jewish identity. Despite effort...

Emergency medics in Israel's north, particularly in Kiryat Shmona, are working tirelessly in response to ongoing Hezbollah attacks. Magen David Adom (MDA) vo...

Jewish early childhood educators are crucial to the fabric of Jewish communal life, yet they often lack recognition and support. Attending recent conferences...

Drawing on two decades of experience in the automotive industry, Jeff Green applied principles of financial transparency, governance restructuring, cultural ...

As the New York City Council prepares to vote on measures that would limit protests near houses of worship and educational institutions, pro-Palestinian grou...

Judaism Unbound, an innovative Jewish organization, offers an alternative to traditional Jewish life by embracing digital platforms, attracting those who fee...

In London, two men have been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after an attack on four ambulances owned by Hatzola, a Jewish volunt...

The fight against antisemitism is increasingly led by the younger generation, as teens leverage social media and community support to raise awareness and cha...

Blood drives, often requiring donors to pause and recover after donating, serve as unique opportunities for community connection, as seen in those organized ...

Rabbi Chaim Zvi Senter delves into why the cost of living an Orthodox Jewish life has become increasingly expensive, focusing on factors such as housing, edu...

Amidst the disruption caused by conflict, the Biblical Museum of Natural History offers a unique sanctuary for families seeking education and solace. Despite...

In a context of ongoing conflict, asylum seekers and immigrants in Tel Aviv find themselves taking refuge in an unconventional living space—a bomb shelter un...

The Iranian diaspora, comprising Jews, Muslims, Baháʼís, Zoroastrians, and secular Iranians, displays a rare unity in their stance against the regime in Tehr...

Gabby Deutch's article explores the rise of a new form of Jewish activism that emerged from grassroots efforts following significant events such as the Oct. ...

The article explores the dynamics and implications of decreasing family sizes within the Jewish American community, highlighting personal reflections and cul...

Josh Cahan provides a firsthand account of the recent Smol Emuni conference at Bnai Jeshurun in Manhattan, challenging the characterization by the Forward of...

Zoe Strimpel reports on the recent hate crime against British Jews where ambulances belonging to Hatzolah, a Jewish charity providing emergency medical servi...

A proposed merger between Brooklyn's Maimonides Medical Center and New York City's public hospital system faces delays following the rejection of a fast-trac...

The article discusses the critical role of Jewish education in ensuring the survival of American Jewry, particularly highlighting the contrast between Orthod...

Natan Slifkin discusses the dual narratives of violence facing Jewish communities, comparing Islamist attacks, such as the recent arson against Hatzolah ambu...

In this heartfelt episode of "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," a Jewish woman shares the emotional and challenging experience of supporting her husba...

Dina and Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz have become symbols of strength and resilience after Rabbi Yitzi was diagnosed with ALS over a decade ago, rendering him unable ...

Brandeis University's Len Saxe has found notable shifts in Birthright Israel program participants and non-participants post-2023. Those whose trips were canc...

Four Hatzola ambulances were set on fire next to a synagogue in the Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, London, in an act condemned by British Prime Minist...

Tulsa, Oklahoma, traditionally seen as a tumbleweed town, is drawing attention for its unique initiative, "Tulsa Tomorrow," which actively recruits young Jew...

The ongoing conflict with Iran is a stark reality for many Israelis, as frequent missile attacks disrupt daily life, forcing evacuations, closing schools, an...

Peter Beinart interviews Diana Buttu, a Palestinian lawyer from Haifa, to explore the dynamics of Jewish Israeli society and the perception of the ongoing Ir...

Dan Sheena, a TikTok creator and Arabic teacher, is on a mission to revive the nearly extinct language of Judeo-Arabic through social media and online classe...

The episode offers a candid exploration of the divorce experience among frum men, delving into the complexities of emotional struggles, financial burdens lik...

Dalia Ziada, an Egyptian activist and scholar, discusses her journey from viewing Israel as an adversary to advocating for dialogue and understanding between...

A new bill in California, known as AB 2664 or the Safe Worship Zone bill, has been introduced by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan to establish a 100-foot b...

Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), a progressive Jewish group, has released a comprehensive plan to combat antisemitic violence in New York City w...