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Brandeis University's Len Saxe has found notable shifts in Birthright Israel program participants and non-participants post-2023. Those whose trips were canc...

Four Hatzola ambulances were set on fire next to a synagogue in the Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, London, in an act condemned by British Prime Minist...

Tulsa, Oklahoma, traditionally seen as a tumbleweed town, is drawing attention for its unique initiative, "Tulsa Tomorrow," which actively recruits young Jew...

The ongoing conflict with Iran is a stark reality for many Israelis, as frequent missile attacks disrupt daily life, forcing evacuations, closing schools, an...

Peter Beinart interviews Diana Buttu, a Palestinian lawyer from Haifa, to explore the dynamics of Jewish Israeli society and the perception of the ongoing Ir...

Dan Sheena, a TikTok creator and Arabic teacher, is on a mission to revive the nearly extinct language of Judeo-Arabic through social media and online classe...

The episode offers a candid exploration of the divorce experience among frum men, delving into the complexities of emotional struggles, financial burdens lik...

Dalia Ziada, an Egyptian activist and scholar, discusses her journey from viewing Israel as an adversary to advocating for dialogue and understanding between...

A new bill in California, known as AB 2664 or the Safe Worship Zone bill, has been introduced by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan to establish a 100-foot b...

Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (JFREJ), a progressive Jewish group, has released a comprehensive plan to combat antisemitic violence in New York City w...

Providence, Rhode Island witnessed an unusual communal and personal celebration as sitting Mayor Brett Smiley and former Mayor David Cicilline participated i...

Michal Cohen, CEO of the Rashi Foundation, emphasizes the critical need for focused development in northern Israel, especially in light of recent conflicts. ...

Jewish communities often emphasize family-centric programming, which can inadvertently marginalize adults without children, particularly those aged 30-50. In...

Moshe Taragin's article explores the multifaceted nature of Jewish communal identity through the concept of belonging, addressed via three distinct entities—...

In a powerful display of photojournalism, Emily Iris Elconin captured the haunting aftermath of an attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Foll...

The article discusses the alignment between Orthodox Jews and Evangelical Christians in the United States, particularly on social issues where both groups pr...

Rabbi Matt Cutler of Congregation Gates of Heaven in Schenectady, NY, faced antisemitic threats that were swiftly addressed by police, highlighting a broader...

Residents in northern Israel, including those in kibbutzes like Metula and Shlomi near the Lebanese border, are choosing to remain in their communities despi...

In the face of increasing polarization in society and within Jewish communities, Rabbi David Singer advocates for pluralism as a crucial survival skill. He h...

In a heartwarming display of interfaith solidarity, West Bloomfield's Iraqi Christian Chaldean community rapidly responded to an attempted attack on Temple I...

The Jewish Funders Network International Conference highlighted a shift in focus from innovation to addressing current crises, reflecting a new phase in the ...

The article discusses the recent expulsion of Rabbi Scott Elkan, a former co-director of Oberlin Chabad, from Oberlin College after online chats surfaced rev...

In the wake of a recent attack at Temple Israel in suburban Detroit and a general rise in antisemitic incidents, New York City synagogues are bolstering secu...

The video explores the story of the African Hebrew Israelites, a group that migrated from the United States to Israel in the belief that they were returning ...

In a fascinating episode of the podcast "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories," the focus is on a remarkable tale of serendipity and destiny in the way a Je...

Henrietta Szold, the founder of Hadassah, is celebrated for her transformative impact on Jewish life and broader society in pre-state Israel. She played a cr...

Neri Shotan, CEO of the Kibbutz Movement Rehabilitation Fund, shares a poignant reflection on the ongoing struggles faced by Israeli communities, including t...

Cindy Scarr's reflective piece captures the tension and anxiety that pervade daily life when living under the constant threat of sirens, symbolizing impendin...

Rebbetzin Chaya Gitta Miller reflects on her late husband, Rabbi Mordechai Miller ztzl, and the significant impact he made in Gateshead, UK, through the Gate...

The article highlights two compelling narratives. First, the miraculous rescue of Pinny Brecher's family from a car accident with the aid of a window punch, ...

The future of Maimonides Medical Center, a vital healthcare institution for Brooklyn's Orthodox Jewish community, hangs in the balance as the city steps in t...

Clift Seferlis, a Maryland resident, was sentenced to three years in prison for sending threatening letters to over 40 Jewish institutions, including the Wei...

Leqaa Kordia, a Palestinian woman detained by ICE following her involvement in a pro-Palestinian protest at Columbia University, has been released after over...

Antisemitism in Canada has escalated to the point where Jewish communities no longer feel safe. Security measures at synagogues, like rigorous police checks ...

In a confidential settlement with significant implications, the U.S. Justice Department dismantled the Alavi Foundation, a New York-based organization allege...

Andrés Spokoiny delivers a compelling call for systemic change within Jewish philanthropy, focusing on how unfreezing moments, like crises, present unique op...

The CKids JewQ International Torah Championship is a vibrant display of Jewish learning and community, bringing together young finalists from Chabad Hebrew S...

Amidst a shocking attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Kate Schmier reflects on the deep-rooted connection her family has with the synagogue, a place ...

In light of a recent attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, Executive Director Jason Plotkin reflects on the critical role of security trainin...

This podcast episode explores the personal journey of an individual who shifted from a staunch anti-religious stance to embracing Judaism. The narrative delv...

Jamie Geller's conversation with Nina Broder in "Jamie in the Rova" delves into Broder's deep connection with Jerusalem and her frequent visits to the Wester...

Tomer Peretz, an LA-based Israeli artist, founded the 8 Project to help Israeli war survivors heal through art. The program, based in Los Angeles, offers a t...

In an unsettling connection between global and local tensions, the brother of Ayman Ghazali, the man who attacked a synagogue in Michigan, was identified by ...

A Jewish school in Amsterdam was bombed, marking the second attack on a Dutch Jewish institution within two days. Previously, a similar incident occurred out...

Pini Dunner reflects on the recent bombing outside the Cheider school in Amsterdam, a school founded by his grandfather Uri Yehuda Adje Cohen. Uri, a Holocau...

Tova Dorfman reflects on the challenging situation in Israel, where ongoing conflicts have frayed not only the nation's infrastructure but also its social an...

Amidst the regular Shabbat services at Beth Israel Congregation in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the community continues to face the persistent presence of antisemiti...

Following a series of attacks on synagogues in North America and Europe, Jewish security organizations have raised concerns about a highly intensified threat...

A fire set at a synagogue in Rotterdam marks the latest incident in a troubling series of attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe and North America. Four te...

Yeshiva University's Maccabees concluded their NCAA Division III championship journey in the Sweet 16 with a 101-80 defeat against the Emory University Eagle...