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In the Bintel Brief advice column, Beth Harpaz addresses a dilemma involving a couple who constantly face uncomfortable dining scenarios due to one member’s ...

Researchers at the Jewish People Policy Institute used AI technology to study 4,400 sermons from American synagogues, revealing significant insights into the...

On a rainy Saturday, Linus Gordon, a Jewish software engineer turned pickle influencer, organized the first-ever NYC Pickle Crawl. Inspired by his viral pick...

The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) CEO, Eric Fingerhut, opposed a joint statement by major Jewish groups criticizing the Trump administration's a...

The Forward, a major player in Jewish journalism since its Yiddish-language inception in 1897, has expanded its online presence with the acquisition of the d...

Jewish groups worldwide expressed condolences over the death of Pope Francis, reflecting on his efforts to bolster Jewish-Catholic relations. Notable Jewish ...

In his last public address before his death, Pope Francis made a heartfelt appeal for peace in his Easter message, urging a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict...

Rachel Seelig reflects on the complex emotions tied to her children's multilingual upbringing in Germany. For Seelig, German carries the weight of family his...

Zohran Mamdani, a candidate in the New York City mayoral race, emphasizes the need for more affordable living conditions for the working class. Currently pol...

Haaretz Weekly's episode features peace activist Ittay Flescher discussing the challenges of Israeli-Palestinian dialogue after October 7 and his commitment ...

Jewish Community Centers (JCCs) across North America are increasingly playing a crucial role in combating antisemitism by leveraging their position as cultur...

The CJN Daily episode features a political discussion with experts from various Canadian political backgrounds analyzing the potential impact of Canadian Jew...

Aya Shechter emphasizes the need for a proactive rather than reactive approach to Jewish resilience, particularly in response to antisemitism. By drawing on ...

Natan Slifkin's article addresses the growing rift between the charedi and dati (national-religious) communities in Israel, particularly highlighting the fru...

In northern Gaza, unprecedented protests against Hamas governance have erupted, with thousands taking to the streets in defiance of the ruling authority's co...

The cancellation of a fundraiser in Brooklyn featuring Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, organized by Beis Shmuel Chabad, highlights the co...

A 24-year-old man in Berlin has been sentenced to three years in prison for an antisemitic attack on Lahav Shapira, the grandson of Amitzur Shapira, an Israe...

A new sign outside the old Absolute Bagels storefront in Manhattan suggests a revival, much to the delight and skepticism of Upper West Side residents. Howev...

The article commemorates Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was killed by Hamas after 11 months in captivity, at a Camp Ramah Darom Passover retreat in Georgia, a pla...

Following a violent incident last November, Adam Erkan has been charged with a hate crime for attacking two Jewish students at DePaul University, Chicago. Th...

Orchard Street in New York City's Lower East Side has long been a focal point for Jewish life. Once a bustling hub of Jewish businesses established by Easter...

Rabbi Yosie Levine reflects on the growing trend of Passover retreats, where many Jewish families choose to spend the holiday in vacation-like settings inste...

Emily Florsheim shares her journey of maintaining Jewish identity while relocating among small Bible Belt towns due to her father's job. Amid frequent moves,...

Rachel Isaacs reflects on her experience revitalizing Jewish life in the small town of Waterville, Maine, where she serves as a rabbi and is the founder of t...

Rabbi Louis Sachs discusses his legal battle with his former congregation, Beth Torah, which has sued him for breach of contract after he joined Beth Sholom....

Rabbi Louis Sachs faces a $750,000 lawsuit from his former synagogue, Beth Torah, over allegations of breach of contract after leaving for Beth Sholom. He cl...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is reaching out for financial support to continue providing nuanced and in-depth coverage of Jewish topics, Israel, ...

Yotam Cohen discusses the devastating effects of the Gaza conflict on his family after his brother, Nimrod, was taken captive by Hamas. He emphasizes that mo...

Israeli citizens living in the U.S. are publicly opposing the detention of Mohsen Mahdawi, a Palestinian peace activist, by Immigration and Customs Enforceme...

Peter Beinart announces an upcoming "Ask Me Anything" session exclusively for Premium members, scheduled to take place on Thursday, April 17, at 2 PM ET. Thi...

Rabbi Sarah Reines shares a vivid account of her diverse Passover seder, highlighting the concept of "erev rav" or mixed multitude from Exodus, symbolizing t...

Members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, comprising about 10% of its deputies, have publicly condemned Israel's military actions in Gaza through a l...

The Berman Hebrew Academy in Aspen Hill, Maryland, has witnessed a significant number of its graduates enlist in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) following t...

Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, a Lubavitch Hasid, has been appointed as the U.S. government's new Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, a role that has be...

A tragic plane crash in New York's Hudson Valley claimed the lives of a Jewish family and their loved ones en route to a Passover celebration. Among the vict...

Rachel Steinhardt shares her experience organizing a Judaica collection drive for Jewish families affected by the L.A. wildfires. Through a grassroots initia...

Steven Brett Shaklan shares his personal decision to move from the United States to Israel, a change precipitated by a sense of increasing antisemitism and s...

A tragic plane crash claimed the lives of a Jewish family traveling to celebrate Passover in upstate New York. Among the deceased were siblings Karenna and J...

Vandals scrawled messages such as "death to Israel" and "intifada now" on Northwestern University's buildings during Passover, causing distress among Jewish ...

Amid growing discontent with the political climate in the United States, a segment of American Jews are choosing to relocate to Canada. Motivated by the perc...

American Jewish engagement in the World Zionist Congress election has reached unprecedented levels, with nearly 124,000 ballots already cast, surpassing the ...

Natan Slifkin reflects on encountering individuals of profound courage and community service, emphasizing diverse measures of greatness. The article recounts...

Joanna Landau's presentation at the 2025 Jewish Funders Network Conference highlights troubling insights from recent surveys on American perceptions of Israe...

In an insightful interview with Yemen scholar Helen Lackner, Jewish Currents explores the growing legitimacy of the Houthi rebel group due to its active oppo...

Drawing on her experience with the Northern Ireland peace process, Bronagh Hinds discusses potential avenues for Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation despite a...

Nathaniel Isaacs, a Jewish adventurer from Canterbury, England, became an unlikely historical figure as a Zulu chieftain and colonial participant in Africa. ...

Joshua Hoffman from Future of Jewish shares a call to support their free content aimed at providing nuanced insights into Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish wor...

In an open letter to his son Zev, Adam Hummel reflects on the unique blessings and responsibilities of living a Jewish life rooted in community, tradition, a...

In Koh Samui, Thailand, the Chabad community is preparing to host a Seder for an astonishing 3,000 guests, including a diverse group of backpackers and expat...

Kurush Mistry, notorious for covering kidnapped hostage posters with anti-Israel signs in a viral incident, embarked on a journey of teshuvah that led to a s...