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The article addresses the struggle of LGBTQ+ Jews within Orthodox communities, focusing on the need for genuine allyship to foster inclusivity and protection...

Joshua Hoffman, on behalf of Future of Jewish, appeals for financial support to sustain their mission of providing in-depth, nuanced coverage of Judaism, Isr...

The adopted son of Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman, a prominent chief rabbi in Ukraine, has died while serving in the Ukrainian army against Russian forces. Anton S...

As the U.S. presidential election nears, Jewish organizations, specifically the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC) and the Jewish Democratic Council of Americ...

Deb Levy reflects on the transformative journey of grief following her father's passing, epitomized through a community gesture of planting a memorial garden...

Lynda Dullop, inspired by her own experience of losing her mother at 15, has launched a support forum for Jewish women who have lost their mothers. After tra...

Entering the month of Elul calls for reflection and action, especially regarding digital security within the Jewish community. In a time marked by geopolitic...

Sruli Fruchter shares her transformative journey from mainstream feminist ideals to becoming a Hasidic feminist, inspired by Chabad philosophy and the teachi...

Michael Schlank reflects on his summer experience at NJY Camps, where he interacted with 500 Israeli campers and 100 staff members amidst the backdrop of pos...

Congregation B'nai Israel in St. Catharines, Ontario celebrates a century of history by securing its future through a heritage designation and community even...

Congregation B'nai Israel in St. Catharines, Ontario, is celebrating its centennial with efforts to raise funds for preservation and adapt to evolving commun...

The discussion, moderated by Moment editor Nadine Epstein, explores the historical context and evolving dynamics of Black-Jewish relations in the United Stat...

The article recounts the life and legacy of Rav Yeshayah Yaakov Portugal, the Skulener Rebbe, who passed away at 68. As the eldest son of Rav Yisrael Avraham...

Josh Hochschuler transitioned from a life with minimal Jewish engagement to becoming deeply involved in the Chabad community after a transformational teen tr...

A welcome-back dinner hosted by Hillel for students at Baruch College was disrupted by a group of protesters who harassed attendees with chants and threats, ...

Alina Treiger and seven others were recently ordained as cantors and rabbis by the Abraham Geiger College in Germany, celebrating their achievement amidst in...

Ray Reagans and Ezra Zuckerman-Sivan discuss how universities, like MIT, can better support diverse identities within their communities, particularly followi...

Exploring the dynamics of social identity and solidarity, Ray Reagans and Ezra Zuckerman Sivan delve into the concepts of peoplehood among Jews and fictive k...

Emet Marwell, now 28, recently celebrated a unique bar mitzvah ceremony at Temple Shalom in Maryland, where he had his bat mitzvah 14 years prior. This cerem...

After returning from a vacation in Israel, the author and her husband discover that his backpack has been left in a taxi at JFK, containing important items l...

Rav Yaakov Gesundheit served as the last official chief rabbi of Warsaw during the late 19th century, amidst a contentious religious landscape marked by the ...

The correspondence in Family First Inbox: Issue 910 covers a diverse range of parental concerns within the Orthodox Jewish community. Rivkie S. challenges th...

Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt has raised the alarm over the rise of far-right parties in Germany, a development intensified by societal discontent over immigrati...

Philadelphia boasts a vibrant Jewish history and presence, highlighted by landmarks such as the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History and Congr...

Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, a Turkish-American activist, was likely killed by unintentional gunfire from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) during a protest against Isra...

James Earl Jones, the legendary actor known for his iconic voice, was not only a cinematic icon but also a steadfast ally to the Jewish community. His involv...

The Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education (CASJE) at George Washington University developed a survey instrument to measure social connectedne...

When a wildfire threatened Shalhevet High School's retreat in the San Bernardino Mountains, faculty faced a challenge to their Orthodox Jewish values by need...

Gaza struggles with a polio vaccination campaign amid ongoing conflict, as conspiracy theories regarding vaccines highlight the complex interplay of politics...

The relationship between Black and Jewish Americans, solidified during pivotal moments in 20th-century civil rights history, is re-examined in a contemporary...

The article is a firsthand account by Ben West, a county commissioner and U.S. Navy Reserve officer, discussing the legal and social challenges posed by the ...

Brent Wood, a 35-year-old Ohio man, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for an antisemitic attack at Kesher Israel synagogue in Washington, D.C., where...

Rav Yeshaya Yaakov Portugal, known as the Skulener Rebbe, was a humble and profoundly caring spiritual leader who ascended to leadership from a modest life i...

The narrative explores the experiences of three women navigating toxic workplaces, focusing particularly on one woman's transition from aspiring exercise ins...

After a divorce, a mother of four navigates the tumultuous waters of single parenthood, coping with the challenges of maintaining a household while addressin...

The respected Rabbi Avrohom Ausband recently passed away at the age of 76, and his funeral was conducted in Yiddish, reflecting his deep connection to Jewish...

Project24 and Pelotonia created a powerful experience of healing and solidarity for Israeli cyclists and the Jewish community in Columbus, Ohio. Initiated by...

Matt Meyer, a prominent figure in Delaware's Jewish community and current county executive of New Castle County, is running in the Democratic primary to be t...

Rabbi Mendel Azimov, the Chabad emissary in France, delivers an inspiring message about the role and mission of shluchim (emissaries) within the global Jewis...

Shterny Steinmetz uses her personal experience with divorce to advocate for greater awareness and support for divorcees within observant Jewish communities. ...

Der Nister, the hidden synagogue on the 14th floor of a Downtown LA building, is a unique blend of cultural center and religious space, founded by Rabbis Zac...

The episode discusses the growing concern among Jewish communities regarding recent political developments that have prompted increased aliyah, or migration ...

Amir Tibon, an Israeli journalist and survivor of the October 7 Hamas attack, shares his experiences and reflections on the tragic events from his home at Ki...

Israeli and Jewish Paralympians achieved notable success at the Paris Paralympics, providing a source of pride amidst challenging times in Israel. Despite do...

The Jewish Telegraphic Agency is seeking personal reflections from its readers on how their lives have been affected since October 7, which marks a significa...

The article presents a narrative on the nuanced concept of hope in the face of adversity, particularly through the experiences of individuals impacted by rec...

The article reflects on the poignant memory of Carmel Gat, a victim of violence, whose life was marked by her nurturing spirit and tragic death as a hostage....

The Jim Joseph Foundation, in collaboration with Gather Consulting and Conscious Builders, has developed an initiative, tentatively named Chavurot: Expanding...

The process of closing a synagogue, often compared to 'hospicing,' involves navigating emotional and logistical challenges while honoring the legacy of a onc...

The article "Torah on a Large Scale" explores the different approaches of the charedi and dati-leumi communities in Israel towards applying Torah principles ...