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In a critical analysis published by The Jerusalem Post, Natan Slifkin discusses a controversial incident involving female IDF soldiers being harassed by a ha...

In the midst of tense Black-Jewish relations during the 1970s, the Jewish Museum under Karl Katz's direction, sought to bridge communities by showcasing race...

In New York City, a proposed bill by Council Speaker Julie Menin to restrict protests within 100 feet of houses of worship, including synagogues, is under re...

Cindy Scarr's tender narrative "Second Sight" explores the complex layers of parent-child relationships through the bond between Miriam and her daughter Devo...

Cindy Scarr recounts a tense yet intriguing encounter with a local Russian-speaking woman while performing her duties to maintain an eruv in Cleveland, Ohio....

The video covers a poignant moment where Australian rabbis gathered at a significant location in Bondi, the site of a recent attack, to share messages of res...

A recent violent incident in Bnei Brak, where two female IDF soldiers were chased by a mob of Charedi extremists, highlights ongoing tensions between ultra-O...

A distinguished Chassidic personality recounts her lifelong relationship with the Lubavitcher Rebbe, one of the most influential figures in Chabad. From meet...

The narrative emphasizes the importance of sustaining unity within the Jewish community as democratic life resumes its usual tensions in Israel and the U.S. ...

As internal criticism of Israel and the concept of Zionism grows within Jewish communities, surveys reveal nuanced stances among American Jews. Recent data f...

Phylisa Wisdom, the newly appointed executive director of New York City's Office to Combat Antisemitism, aims to foster inclusivity across the political spec...

Michelle Ahdoot, an Iranian-Jewish activist, shares her deeply personal journey of activism following the October 7 events in a candid conversation with Jami...

Perry Dane responds to Steve Lipman's article on young Jews leaving Orthodox Judaism, highlighting two key omissions. Firstly, Dane points out that Lipman ov...

In Rochester, New York, the grave of Rabbi Yechiel Meir Burgeman, a humble Polish-born teacher who passed away in 1938, has unexpectedly become a site of pil...

Natan Slifkin critiques Rabbi Yitzchak Pindrus's article in Mishpacha magazine for distorting the reality of the charedi community's role in Israeli society....

Peter Beinart's "Upside-Down Love" delves into the challenges and transformations within modern Jewish relationships. The author explores how traditional Jew...

At universities in the U.S., Sephardic Jewish and Muslim students are discovering shared cultural heritage as a bridge across divides heightened by recent te...

Ido Singer, a Holocaust survivor's child, reflects on the alarming resurgence of antisemitic rhetoric, mirroring the past but occurring in modern-day context...

The weekly Jewish newsletter recounts several positive developments and some controversies within the Seattle Jewish community. Highlighted events include a ...

In this powerful piece, Fida Nara Tabony sheds light on the alarming rise in crime rates in Palestinian communities within Israel, such as her hometown of Na...

Adam AJ Edelman, captain of Israel's bobsled team and the first Orthodox Jewish athlete in the Winter Olympics, is set to compete in the 2026 Milan Games. Th...

Peter Beinart explores the challenges and potential of dialogue across conflicting perspectives, particularly in the realm of Jewish communities and politica...

Schneur Zalman Newfield's memoir, "Brooklyn Odyssey," explores his personal journey from the Lubavitch Hasidic community to secular life. As a sociology prof...

Carly Pildis reflects on the backlash within the Jewish community against a Blue Square Alliance Super Bowl ad intended to highlight antisemitism through a m...

Rabbi Joshua Rabin explores the innovative model of the Jewish Kids Groups (JKG) and their Jewish Afterschool Accelerator (JASA) program in Atlanta, emphasiz...

Following a tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, the ADL initially linked the alleged shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, to an antisemitic so...

James Van Der Beek, renowned for his role in Dawson's Creek, got married in Tel Aviv to Kimberly Brook in 2010, blending his newfound interest in Kabbalah wi...

October 7, 2023, marked a day of significant pain and the beginning of a challenging period for Israel, notably exacerbated by rising antisemitism. In this a...

The Battle of Cable Street, which occurred in 1936, was a significant moment in British Jewish history and a pivotal event in the fight against fascism. This...

In light of the evolving challenges facing global Jewry, particularly post-October 7, the authors advocate for a renewed approach to Jewish Peoplehood that e...

Hillel Rapp examines the core values shaping Jewish high school education, emphasizing four pillars: mental wellness, social connection, inspiration, and aca...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, aims to provide free, insightful content on Judaism, Israel, and Jewish global matters, eschewing paywalls and adver...

Leslie Wexner, Ohio billionaire and influential Jewish philanthropist, is again under scrutiny due to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, following the release of...

The persistent notion that nearly all American Jews are Zionists was recently challenged by data showing only 37% identify with the term, despite a strong be...

The video highlights the story of a Jewish woman who, after losing her father, finds strength and dedication to continue fulfilling his mission through her o...

In the heart of Budapest, a woman embarks on a transformative journey toward Judaism, discovering the depth and beauty of Jewish tradition and faith. Guided ...

With increasing ICE operations in cities like Minneapolis, American synagogues face a critical issue: whether to accept security funding from the Department ...

This discussion, featuring Dr. Naomi Kehati Bronner and Moment Editor Sarah Breger, explores the history and challenges faced by Yemeni Jews during their mig...

Team Israel's roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic has been announced, showcasing a blend of major leaguers, minor league players, and Israeli talent. ...

Recent events at New York's 92nd Street Y, a long-standing Jewish cultural institution, have highlighted the growing issue of harassment faced by Jewish gath...

This edition of Mishpacha Magazine shares several inspirational stories highlighting the enduring impact of acts of kindness, Torah study, and leadership wit...

Cindy Scarr shares a heartfelt tribute to Rav Yissachar Dov Biderman of Lelov, a revered tzaddik known for his deep personal connections and spiritual guidan...

A coalition of left-wing Jewish groups, including Jewish Voice for Peace and Jews for Economic and Racial Justice, has opposed a proposed New York City Counc...

Tsion Cafe, a unique Ethiopian-Israeli eatery in Harlem, has transitioned from regular dining to a reservation-only cultural venue after facing anti-Israel b...

The financial viability of Israeli nonprofits is under significant threat, with 70% facing hardship and a reduction in government and philanthropic support. ...

A recent American Jewish Committee (AJC) survey revealed that one-third of American Jews experienced antisemitic incidents in 2025, indicating a steady level...

Religious Zionism in Israel is facing harsh criticism from within its community and from purported allies due to its opposition to charedi draft exemptions. ...

James Fishback, a controversial candidate for governor of Florida, claims his home was targeted in a suspected arson attack during a meeting with his staff. ...

Aviva and Keith Siegel, former hostages held in Gaza, have transformed their traumatic experiences into a commitment to humanitarian aid, most recently volun...

New York Times columnist Bret Stephens recently sparked discussion by suggesting that American Jews should pivot from focusing primarily on antisemitism to s...