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Chabad.org Meet Leiba Konikov 20 Apr
Leiba Konikov is spotlighted in this podcast episode from Chabad.org, where her journey as an extraordinary individual within the Jewish community is shared....
20 Apr
MomentMag What a #Jewish American Saw in #Iran #MiddleEast #News 20 Apr
Sarah Breger, an editor at Moment Magazine, delves into the fascinating experiences documented in her father's diary from his 2002 trip to Iran, offering ins...
20 Apr
Emes Ve-Emunah A Conservative Rabbinical Student Speaks Up 19 Apr
A rabbinical student critiques the Conservative Jewish leadership's approach to addressing its decline, particularly criticizing the shift in rabbinical educ...
19 Apr
My Jewish Mommy Life DISNEYWORLD FAMILY VLOG *The MOST Magical Days* Polynesian, Beach Club, Magic Kingdom & Epcot! 19 Apr
Join a Jewish family of five on their enchanting adventure at DisneyWorld, staying at both the Polynesian Resort and Beach Club while exploring iconic attrac...
19 Apr
Forward Our pioneering Reform synagogue has shrunk, but remains as vibrant as ever 19 Apr
Jordana Levine, President of Temple Beth-El in Great Neck, NY, responds to an article about her synagogue, addressing mischaracterizations of its current sta...
19 Apr
Future of Jewish If you're able, please help us continue serving you. 19 Apr
Future of Jewish is an accessible and inclusive publication committed to enhancing understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish life globally, especially sin...
19 Apr
JTA French appeals court rejects antisemitism charge in poisoning of Jewish family by nanny 17 Apr
The Versailles Court of Appeal in France has affirmed a lower court's decision, rejecting antisemitism as a motive in the case of an Algerian nanny, Lela Y.,...
17 Apr
Emes Ve-Emunah Are Heterodox Jews Increasingly Being Alienated? 17 Apr
The tension between Orthodox and heterodox Jewish movements is deepening, with both sides increasingly at odds over issues of religious legitimacy and unity....
17 Apr
The Free Press This Is a Dark Time for Britain’s Jews. But I’m Not Going Anywhere. 17 Apr
Josh Kaplan reflects on the escalating antisemitism in the United Kingdom, noting a shift from public shock to a troubling acceptance of anti-Jewish violence...
17 Apr
JTA Prince Harry, Meghan Markle meet with survivors of Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting in Sydney 17 Apr
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Bondi Beach in Sydney to meet with survivors and first responders of the Hanukkah shooting at a Chabad event, in which...
17 Apr
Forward A Jewish gun club teams up with the NRA, in pursuit of self-defense 17 Apr
The collaboration between the National Rifle Association (NRA) and "Lox & Loaded," a Jewish gun club, emerges as American Jews show increased interest in fir...
17 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy 5 things this generation of Jewish students taught me 17 Apr
An insightful exploration by Moshe Lencer highlights the resilience and adaptability of Jewish college students in the face of rising antisemitism on campuse...
17 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Design institutions to meet, not accommodate, Jews where they’re at 17 Apr
Drawing on her research for the "On the Edge" study, Ilana M. Horwitz argues that Jewish institutions must evolve beyond their current frameworks to better s...
17 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A Czech Torah scroll returns home — and to the heart of public life 17 Apr
On Yom HaShoah, Torah Scroll MST #41 was installed for permanent display in the Czech Parliament's Chamber of Deputies. Initially saved from destruction duri...
17 Apr
JTA Mamdani faces pressure from progressive Jewish allies over ‘buffer zone’ veto decision 16 Apr
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing pressure from his progressive Jewish allies, including Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), to veto a contro...
16 Apr
Lilith Beyond Four Walls: Radical Jewish Belonging in Richmond 16 Apr
Nasiyah Isra-Ul describes the creation of innovative Jewish communal learning spaces in Richmond, VA, that transcend traditional settings and focus on radica...
16 Apr
Emes Ve-Emunah Using a Private Residence as a Shul 16 Apr
The article addresses the contentious issue of holding regular Jewish prayer services in private residences, focusing on a recent case in University Heights,...
16 Apr
JTA A week into ceasefire, Israelis’ storied resilience is tested by questions about what was gained 16 Apr
Following a recent ceasefire in the conflict with Iran, Israelis are grappling with the rapid return to everyday life amidst lingering trauma and uncertainty...
16 Apr
Chabad.org I Never Met A Rabbi Like That! 16 Apr
This podcast episode explores the unique experiences of interacting with a more unconventional rabbi, defying typical stereotypes. Listeners hear stories abo...
16 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A blind spot in Haredi integration efforts 16 Apr
Efforts to integrate the Haredi population into Israeli society are leaving behind a significant group – individuals who have left the Haredi community but d...
16 Apr
Forward As Ohio again tries to block Hebrew Union College's restructuring, a new rabbinical school emerges in Cincinnati 15 Apr
The Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in Cincinnati is facing a second lawsuit from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost, who seeks to prevent the...
15 Apr
Forward Orthodox groups ask Supreme Court to hear case of Ohio man barred from hosting home prayer services 15 Apr
Orthodox Jewish groups are pushing for the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case of Daniel Grand, an Orthodox Jew in University Heights, Ohio, who was barred f...
15 Apr
Future of Jewish If you're able, please help us continue serving you. 15 Apr
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication that provides in-depth analysis on Judaism, Israel, and global Jewish issues without the barrier of...
15 Apr
JTA He was barred from holding Shabbat services in his house. Could the Supreme Court take up his case? 15 Apr
Orthodox Jewish organizations are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a case concerning Daniel Grand, an Orthodox Jew in University Heights, Ohio, who wa...
15 Apr
JTA As Ohio again tries to block closure of Reform seminary, a new rabbinical school emerges in Cincinnati 15 Apr
A legal battle is unfolding in Ohio as the state's Attorney General, Dave Yost, has filed a second lawsuit to prevent the closure of Hebrew Union College-Jew...
15 Apr
Forward A pioneering Reform synagogue makes way for a booming Iranian Jewish community 15 Apr
Temple Beth-El, a historic Reform synagogue in Great Neck, New York, is downsizing due to shrinking membership amidst a demographic shift towards a growing I...
15 Apr
JTA Top British private Jewish school closing amid funding challenges 15 Apr
Immanuel College, a distinguished Modern Orthodox Jewish day school in London, is closing due to financial struggles and decreasing student numbers. Ranking ...
15 Apr
JTA Extremist, far-right Jewish Defense League is back in the news 15 Apr
The resurgence of the far-right Jewish Defense League (JDL) is under scrutiny after a member of its offshoot group was arrested for planning an attack on pro...
15 Apr
JTA In an Israeli bomb shelter, my students restored my faith in their generation’s resilience and commitment 15 Apr
The article by Mark Shpall reflects on an impactful trip with students from de Toledo High School to Israel, which coincided with the onset of conflict with ...
15 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy As hate crimes escalate, local governments must take the lead to secure communities at risk 15 Apr
The recent attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, underscores the critical need for enhanced security measures at Jewish institutions amidst r...
15 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Living the war, seeing the impact: A federation leader’s view from Israel 15 Apr
Sanford Antignas, a senior lay leader of the Jewish Federations of North America, reflects on his return to Israel amidst the recent conflict with Iran. He e...
15 Apr
JTA Many children killed in the Holocaust had no one to say Kaddish for them. These Jews have stepped up. 14 Apr
In an effort to honor the memory of Jewish children murdered during the Holocaust who have no surviving relatives, Temple Beth El in West Palm Beach, Florida...
14 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Why talking isn’t enough: Navigating ideological tension in Jewish organizations 14 Apr
Jewish organizations often default to dialogue training to handle ideological tensions arising from discussions about Israel, antisemitism, and politics, yet...
14 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy When war returns, it does not return for everyone in the same way 14 Apr
As Israel faces ongoing conflict, significant attention and resources are often directed towards protecting children and young soldiers. However, Holocaust s...
14 Apr
Future of Jewish “Never Again” is starting to sound like a question. 14 Apr
Shane Shmuel reflects on the personal significance of Yom Hashoah, drawing connections between past Holocaust experiences and the resurgence of antisemitism ...
14 Apr
Hadassah Stories From Hadassah’s Underground Hospitals 13 Apr
Hadassah Medical Organization's response to the conflict initiated by Israel and the US against Iran is a testament to their extraordinary preparedness and r...
13 Apr
My Jewish Mommy Life Pack with me for DisneyWorld! Polynesian Resort & Beach Club Split Stay! 13 Apr
A family prepares for a DisneyWorld vacation with a unique split stay at the Polynesian and Beach Club resorts, showcasing their packing strategies and essen...
13 Apr
Chabad.org A FREAK ACCIDENT Changed My Life 13 Apr
Katia Bolotin shares her personal journey from a lifestyle centered around Friday night concerts to one of Shabbat observance, illustrating the profound impa...
13 Apr
Future of Jewish The Canadian Government's War on Jewish Charities 13 Apr
Israel Ellis addresses the troubling actions of the Canadian government, particularly the Canada Revenue Agency's revocation of the Jewish National Fund Cana...
13 Apr
Forward This national park would honor a Jewish philanthropist — if Republicans get back on board 13 Apr
Amid a challenging political landscape, efforts continue to establish a national historic park honoring Julius Rosenwald, a Jewish philanthropist known for f...
13 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy More than financially sensible: How a shared campus helps Jewish life flourish in Greater Boston 13 Apr
In Greater Boston, Hebrew College, Temple Reyim, the Jewish Women's Archive, and Mayyim Hayyim—along with other partners—have developed a shared campus model...
13 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Shaking off the tyranny of the successful past 13 Apr
Todd Polikoff, CEO of the Aaron Family JCC of Dallas, draws on Peter Drucker's management insights to address the challenges Jewish nonprofits face as they e...
13 Apr
Future of Jewish In Israel, 'fine' means something different. 12 Apr
Ido Singer reflects on the unique meaning of 'fine' in Israel by recounting his and his family's experiences during the Gulf War missile attacks of 1991, and...
12 Apr
Israel: State of a Nation Iran exported terror via proxies. Now, allies will arm the Iranian people to crush the regime. 12 Apr
The discussion between Jonathan Schanzer and Eylon Levy delves into the longstanding issue of Iran's use of proxy militias to exert influence and create inst...
12 Apr
18forty Learning to Farbreng with Rabbi Steinsaltz 12 Apr
Celebrating Jewish community and spiritual growth, the article shares experiences of a meaningful farbrengen, guided by the teachings of Rabbi Adin Even-Isra...
12 Apr
Future of Jewish If you're able, please help us continue serving you. 12 Apr
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication based in Israel that has temporarily removed paywalls and ads to provide free access to Jewish-focu...
12 Apr
Living Lchaim The Untold Story of India's Secret Jews 12 Apr
Jewish communities have thrived in India for over two millennia, characterized by their harmonious integration with Indian culture and minimal experiences of...
12 Apr
JTA Many Hungarian Jews credit Viktor Orban for keeping them safe. But will they vote for him? 11 Apr
As Hungary faces pivotal parliamentary elections, the Jewish community finds itself conflicted over Prime Minister Viktor Orban, an authoritarian leader who ...
11 Apr
JTA A month after our synagogue was attacked, the hardest part has been everything that came after 10 Apr
On March 12, Temple Israel was attacked when a truck rammed into its building, setting off a series of unforeseen challenges for the congregation. The incide...
10 Apr
JTA On the record and off the court: Meet the only Jewish player on the NCAA championship team 10 Apr
Harrison Hochberg, a University of Michigan junior and dedicated fan of the school's basketball program, became part of the NCAA Division I men's basketball ...
10 Apr