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Over 500 Jewish leaders, including rabbis and communal heads, have signed a letter demanding an apology from Israel's U.S. ambassador, Yechiel Leiter, for la...

The video explores an emotional narrative involving a Rabbi residing in Siberia. It highlights the challenges and triumphs of maintaining Jewish traditions a...

The podcast episode highlights the inspiring journey and daily motivations of Chabad emissaries living in rural South Africa. It focuses on the challenges th...

The article explores the essential role of follow-up in both trauma care for Israeli soldiers and integration within Diaspora Jewish communities. Drawing par...

A tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego resulted in the deaths of three individuals, carried out by two teenage gunmen who later committed suici...

Robert Lichtman's essay reflects on the elusive notion of Jewish unity, arguing that true cohesion among diverse Jewish communities cannot be achieved simply...

Mijal Bitton, a scholar at the Maimonides Fund, explores the differing perspectives between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews in the West regarding their experien...

In response to the tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, the faculty of the American Jewish University/Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies expre...

Following Mayor Zohran Mamdani's veto of a bill to limit protests near educational facilities, a new compromise version excluding college campuses has been p...

The Park Slope Food Coop, a community-led grocery in Brooklyn, faces internal upheaval over a proposed resolution to engage in a boycott of Israeli products ...

A federal lawsuit has been filed against Return to the Land, a whites-only community in Arkansas, for alleged discriminatory housing practices. Michelle Walk...

In a tragic incident that has shaken the Jewish community, a longtime Jewish bakery owner was found shot dead in Queens. This event highlights ongoing tensio...

The video discusses a narrative where the speaker reflects on their journey of religious questioning and personal discovery. Originating in a church environm...

Mah jongg, the tile game originating from China and embraced by Jewish women in the 1920s, has seen a resurgence in popularity. The reasons behind the renewe...

Audra Berg, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Broward County, highlights the dichotomy between the unsettling global environment and the surge in Jewish engage...

The article explores the growing care crisis in Jewish communities across North America, fueled by demographic and economic challenges. The increasing need f...

Recent antisemitic violence has shaken London's Golders Green, a predominantly Orthodox Jewish neighborhood. A 22-year-old Jewish man, Shalev Ben Yakar, was ...

In the wake of a tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, Jewish leaders were correct in expressing sympathy and support despite past controversia...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently held a Shavuot celebration at Gracie Mansion, drawing over 100 attendees, including left-wing Jewish activists and groups such ...

Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Yechiel Leiter, sharply criticized J Street, a liberal pro-Israel lobbying group, labeling it a divisive element within the J...

Mishpacha Magazine, a publication strongly aligned with Charedi perspectives, recently featured a cover story on Dr. Paul Vosolov's ambitious plan to create ...

Rabbi Jay Strear's piece discusses the recurring challenges faced by Jewish nonprofits, emphasizing a gap between mission clarity and effective execution. Ba...

Following a tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego, Jewish groups have expressed their condemnation and called for increased federal security fun...

New York City's Jewish American Heritage Month reception at Gracie Mansion highlighted tensions between Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration and the broader...

Linda Hirschel explores the complex role of Haredim in Israeli society, challenging the perception of their isolation and highlighting their integration and ...

The article discusses the rising global antisemitism directed at Israelis following the October 7th Hamas attack, emphasizing the social ostracization and th...

During a visit to the Jewish community in Golders Green, London, King Charles III received a challah from local schoolchildren at a kosher bakery. This visit...

In a climate of heightened antisemitic threats, an Iraqi man has been charged with plotting attacks against multiple Jewish targets, including in Manhattan. ...

Stacey Bosworth has been appointed as the Forward's Vice President of Development, starting June 1, 2026. With a robust background in philanthropy, she trans...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the complex emotional and socioeconomic impacts of the ongoing tensions with Iran, particularly from an Israeli perspective, highli...

Eliana's spiritual journey from a Baptist upbringing to becoming a Chabad Rebbetzin illustrates a profound transformation rooted in self-discovery and cross-...

Amidst a widespread narrative of declining religious affiliation among younger Americans, some researchers now suggest this trend may be stabilizing, with a ...

A recent California Superior Court ruling mandates Kars4Kids, a Jewish car-donation charity, to disclose its funding focus on Orthodox Jewish programs in its...

Natan Slifkin explores a provocative illustration from "The Kiddush Times," a publication for English-speaking Jewish communities in Israel, which symbolizes...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, provides insightful coverage and critical analysis on Judaism, Israel, and broader Jewish issues, free from ads and ...

Daniel Greenfield's guest essay criticizes New York Attorney General Letitia James for what he describes as biased actions against Jewish groups while allege...

A German court has allowed a pro-Palestinian encampment organized by Bridges of Resistance in Hamburg's Moorweide park, which holds historical significance a...

Congregants of Kehillat Israel in Pacific Palisades are returning to their synagogue 16 months after devastating fires displaced them. Despite significant sm...

Minzers Optical, a Jewish-owned eyewear business in Brooklyn, has expanded beyond its initial ultra-Orthodox Jewish clientele to serve a diverse array of cus...

Hillel International, the primary Jewish student organization at many colleges across the U.S., faces a core contradiction that could threaten its sustainabi...

Rep. Steve Cohen, the only Jewish Democratic representative from Tennessee, announced he will not seek reelection after the state's Republican-led redistrict...

Cornell University's Jewish president, Michael Kotlikoff, was cleared by an internal investigation after an altercation with pro-Palestinian protesters on ca...

During Jerusalem Day celebrations, left-wing activists attempting to shield Palestinian residents in the Old City were forcibly removed by Israeli police. Th...

Boaz Shalgi discusses the concept of rolling trauma in Jewish communities, highlighting how ongoing crises such as war, antisemitism, and political polarizat...

In the aftermath of the January 2025 Palisades Fire, the Palisades Jewish Early Childhood Center demonstrated resilience and leadership in rebuilding and exp...

Emerging Jewish communities in places like Columbia, S.C. and Little Rock, Arkansas are becoming innovative hubs due to their smaller size and limited resour...

The Jewish Democratic Council of America (JDCA) summit in Washington saw a division among attendees over Graham Platner, a rising star in the Democratic Part...

A California judge has ruled against the car-donation charity Kars4Kids, mandating that it cease its radio ads in the state unless they disclose the funds' e...

The latest list of the most popular baby names from the Social Security Administration reveals some emerging trends in Jewish baby names for 2025. Eliana has...

Rep. Mike Lawler, a non-Jewish Republican from New York, has been mistaken for Jewish due to his close ties with Jewish communities and vocal support for Isr...