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Hosts Avi Finegold, Yedida Eisenstat, and Matthew Leibl critically examine the relevance and structure of the World Zionist Congress elections and ponder the...

The Jewish world population has reached nearly 15 million, showing an increase from the 12.5 million recorded in 2010. This growth follows a long period of d...

After a terror attack at a Run for Their Lives march in Boulder, Colorado, Jewish teens in New York reconfirmed their commitment to these walks, demonstratin...

Rabbi Sandra Lawson, known for her pioneering role as Reconstructing Judaism's first director of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), has taken a new lead...

Boston-area trauma therapists Miri Bar-Halpern and Jaclyn Wolfman introduce the concept of "traumatic invalidation" to describe the dismissal and denial many...

The article reflects on the aftermath of a violent attack on the 'Run for Their Lives' group in Boulder, Colorado, which advocates for Israeli hostages. Foll...

The producer of the 'For Heaven's Sake' podcast announced a schedule change for this week's episode release. The episode will be available on Thursday instea...

Subscribers of 'Between The Lines' can join a live Zoom conversation facilitated by Gary Rosenblatt featuring acclaimed Jewish high school journalists, Tali ...

A partnership between IKAR, a Jewish community with a supplementary school, and Sinai Akiba Academy, a Jewish day school, exemplifies the potential of cross-...

Chapter 40 of "Lie of the Land" continues to explore the intricate dynamics within a Jewish community, focusing on personal relationships and the challenges ...

In Chapter 38 of "Lie of the Land," the narrative continues to weave through intricate family dynamics and community relationships, exploring themes of belon...

Chapter 37 of "Lie of the Land" continues to unfold the complex narrative established by previous chapters. Serialized in Mishpacha Magazine, this installmen...

Rabbi Sruli Fried, director of Chai Lifeline in Lakewood, shares insights on supporting others through trauma, drawing from his experience with the recent tr...

Shloime (Sol) Friedman, founder of QUE Fencing, exemplifies resilience and adaptability in entrepreneurship. Growing up in a divorced home, Shloime faced soc...

In the contentious New York City mayoral race, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams has unexpectedly gained significant support from over two dozen Hasidic se...

Judy Heumann, renowned as the "mother of the disability movement," is the subject of an upcoming Apple Original Films biopic. The movie, "Being Heumann," sta...

Cindy Scarr humorously imagines how chaotic life could become if her young sons had unrestricted access to technology, conveying delight in their innocence a...

Lakewood's Adirei HaTorah celebration is a unique annual event that draws participants globally to honor Torah study and living. This gathering, now in its f...

As seminary girls prepare to leave the vibrant streets of Yerushalayim and return to their families, the article reflects on the transformative experience of...

Boulder, Colorado, known as a liberal enclave, has become a symbol of rising anti-Israel sentiment in the U.S., as depicted in Cindy Scarr's exploration of r...

Sara's life story is a compelling journey of spiritual and personal transformation. Initially drawn into a Christian cult during her quest for meaning, Sara'...

Marking the 613th day since hostages were taken in Gaza, the families of those captives are urging a global "day of good deeds," linking it to the symbolic 6...

The Brooklyn Pride interfaith service, traditionally a key event within the annual Pride festivities, was canceled this year due to reportedly insufficient r...

Journalist Nir Hasson analyzes the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, discussing how Israeli policies, including alleged support for a shadowy aid organiza...

Amid ongoing economic challenges in Israel, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions, there exists a unique opportunity to bolster Israeli ...

In response to a surge in interest in Jewish life, New York City is seeing a boom in large-scale Jewish events, with highlights like The Great Nosh on Govern...

The Los Angeles ICE protests, featuring local activists and significant union involvement, have escalated into widespread rioting. These events, involving or...

After a violent attack on a march for hostages in Gaza in Boulder, Colorado, participation in the Run for Their Lives event surged as locals, including Senat...

Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur, one of the few female rabbis in France, is gaining recognition as a prominent public intellectual and advocate for religious plura...

The Pew Research Center has revised its estimate of the American Jewish population, now suggesting there are 5.7 million Jews, down from a previously reporte...

Milene Roche shares her journey as part of a proud LGBTQ Jewish family navigating identity, community, and belonging. Originally from Cuba, she explains how ...

Addressing the elusive unity among Jews, an opinion piece in the Jerusalem Post highlights the temporary cohesiveness experienced post-October 7th. The autho...

Rabbi Amanda Schwartz advocates for the establishment of Jewish thought residencies, akin to artist residencies, to provide Jewish communal leaders the time ...

Prof. Jonathan Dekel-Chen explores the complex history of Jews in 20th-century Russia, highlighting their evolution from marginalized subjects to significant...

The sons of peace activist Vivian Silver discuss her legacy after her murder during a Hamas attack on Kibbutz Be'eri. They choose to honor her memory by cont...

Emily Kaplan recounts the romantic journey of her grandparents, Harry and Lil, whose love story blossomed in 1930s New Haven amidst the backdrop of their imm...

The remains of Nattapong Pinta, a Thai farmworker abducted and murdered in Gaza during the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel, have been retrieved by th...

Chabad of the West Village in Manhattan is redefining Jewish communal engagement, attracting a diverse group, including business elites, entertainers, and ev...

The Boulder Jewish Festival, occurring in a tense atmosphere with heightened security due to antisemitism, united over 1,500 participants in a show of Jewish...

Karli Sherwinter shares her experience of attending her son's diverse international school's graduation in Israel amidst the backdrop of an antisemitic attac...

Omer Shem Tov shares his terrifying experience of being kidnapped by Hamas at the Nova music festival on October 7 and held in the Gaza tunnels for nearly fi...

A Palestinian man originally from Gaza has been detained by French police after allegedly attacking Rabbi Elie Lemmel with a chair in Neuilly-sur-Seine, a su...

Toni Airaksinen narrates her transformation from an uninformed bystander to a committed convert to Judaism under the pressure of pro-Palestinian activism at ...

Tragically, Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, two members of the Israeli diplomatic community, were murdered after leaving an AJC event in Washington, D.C....

Pittsburgh Regional Transit has launched a quirky, pickle-themed campaign to promote etiquette among riders, featuring signs with slogans like "Keep it Koshe...

In a time where the Jewish community faces significant challenges both domestically and in relation to Israel, the emergence of talented young journalists re...

Hadassah, founded in 1912, continues its mission of healing and promoting peace through medicine in Israel, despite facing numerous historical challenges. Th...

Natalie Sandler Rothschild reminisces about her mother, Edith (known as Etkie), who ran a successful beauty salon and wig-making business in 1930s Brownsvill...

A Charedi individual addresses a modern Orthodox community member in an email, expressing criticism of modern Orthodoxy and lamenting its perceived decline. ...

A study conducted by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, in partnership with Crown Family Philanthropies and the Jim Joseph Foundation, explored how non-Orthodo...