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Asaf Peled shares his personal journey of rediscovering Judaism through travel, particularly with experiences in Spain. Growing up in a Modern Orthodox famil...

Natan Slifkin addresses the looming economic and security crises posed by the growing Charedi population in Israel, which largely eschews secular education a...

Jewish civilization in Poland and Lithuania began as early as the medieval period, with substantial Jewish communities forming by the 13th century. These com...

Rabbi Ari Jun, a prominent Zionist leader in Cincinnati, was disinvited from speaking at a rally opposing neo-Nazis and white supremacy due to his support fo...

Yeshiva University's men's basketball team, the Maccabees, was defeated by Tufts University in the first round of the NCAA DIII tournament, losing 83-66 afte...

In recognition of International Women's Day, two influential women from Washington State are celebrated for their impactful contributions. Jacquie Bayley, a ...

In light of International Women's Day, Karyn Grossman Gershon, CEO of Project Kesher, emphasizes the importance of supporting women entrepreneurs in war-torn...

In the wake of transformative events like the COVID-19 crisis and the October 7 shifts, the Jewish community faces a unique opportunity to redefine its futur...

Reihan Salam, president of the Manhattan Institute, discusses the decline in New York City's civic order due to neglect of policies that once remoralized the...

Jewish teens, weary from rising antisemitism and contentious social media environments, found solidarity and empowerment at the Anti-Defamation League's nati...

The author addresses readers with an apology for not posting a new blog entry due to an unusually busy day filled with various time commitments. Although the...

In a dispatch from the front lines of antisemitism, Sharon S. Nazarian reports on the rising antisemitic sentiments affecting Jewish communities worldwide, h...

Phyllis Fern Eisenberg, an octogenarian and esteemed figure in the Jewish community, has made her mark as a "frum Martha Stewart" through her innovative mish...

In recent years, a modest influx of Lubavitcher families has begun to settle in Brownsville, Brooklyn, as rising housing costs in Crown Heights drive them to...

The brief listing offers a tailored selection of content focusing on current happenings, likely involving Jewish themes or interests, by highlighting a curat...

Confronted with deep divisions in national politics and policy differences around Israel, alongside various religious and cultural disparities, the Jewish co...

Amichai Lau-Lavie, a descendant of rabbis, challenges traditional Judaism by integrating his identity as an out gay man and Rabbinic figure through his innov...

Amichai Lau-Lavie, a gay man from an Orthodox rabbinical family, discusses creating Lab/Shul, a "God-optional" experimental Jewish community in New York. Lau...

Sagui Dekel-Chen, an Israeli-American formerly held hostage, has touched many hearts with a poignant rendition of the Hebrew song "Keren Shemesh" amidst his ...

As Prime Minister Netanyahu faces potential backlash over a Gaza ceasefire, a more pressing challenge looms within his coalition due to disagreements over Ha...

Jewish federations have a long-standing partnership with the Jewish Agency for Israel, utilizing donor contributions to respond effectively to crises both in...

The ADL's annual antisemitism conference, "Never Is Now," in Manhattan witnessed protests from over 100 Jews who criticized the organization for allegedly al...

Rabbi Ken Brodkin led the transition of Congregation B’nai Israel in Manalapan, New Jersey, to full Orthodox affiliation while maintaining a welcoming enviro...

New Square, New York, recently witnessed an extraordinary gathering of Skverer chassidim for a hachnassas sefer Torah, symbolizing a culmination of a seven-y...

Sam Ellenbogen, an Orthodox Jewish activist from Toms River, is poised to become the first Orthodox Jew in Ocean County to hold a county-wide office as he re...

Jewish communities face an existential threat due to climate change, with Trump's policy rollbacks exacerbating vulnerabilities. Key areas like Miami Beach a...

In a recent episode of the podcast "It's Who You Know!", host Michelle W. Malkin speaks with four accomplished Jewish community leaders who have recently ste...

Yehuda Kurtzer argues that the Trump administration's actions, particularly through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), undermine American democr...

Explore the evening routine of an Orthodox Jewish mother managing a large family and a career in this engaging video. Sonya shares the unfiltered reality of ...

Cindy Sher reflects on the immense challenges facing the world—including political polarization and disasters—through the lens of Jewish teachings, emphasizi...

Adam Milstein discusses a revitalization of Jewish activism in the wake of recent antisemitic threats. He highlights a new sense of urgency within the Jewish...

The article reports on the fatal stabbing of 70-year-old Arab Israeli Hassan Karim Dhamshe in Haifa, an incident treated by authorities as a terror attack am...

Yeshiva University's Maccabees have secured a place in the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament after winning the Skyline Conference championship ag...

The Hartman Teen Fellowship, developed by the Shalom Hartman Institute, emphasizes the importance of engaging Jewish teens seriously as thinkers and leaders....

In response to increased antisemitic threats and prominent international events, like the October 7 Hamas attacks, some American Jews, including those who ma...

Israeli medical clowns are providing crucial support in healing both physical and psychological traumas of soldiers and civilians impacted by recent conflict...

Steve Bannon, a former advisor to Donald Trump, faced criticism for allegedly making a Nazi-like salute at a recent conference. Despite these accusations and...

In medieval Ashkenaz, Jewish communities played a significant role in commerce and economic life, navigating both opportunities and restrictions imposed by C...

The discussion on dating in the Jewish world, as presented by Dovi Neuburger, Eli Geller, Nechami Tenenbaum, and Rachel Pekarsky, offers an in-depth explorat...

Jewish history has been marked by migrations and expulsions, notably the expulsion from Spain in 1492, when Sultan Bayezid II welcomed Jewish refugees, contr...

Exploring the complexities surrounding the term 'Jew of Color,' this article reflects on the author's personal journey of rejecting this label despite meetin...

In light of recent events and longstanding cultural ties, the relationship between Black and Jewish communities in America faces challenges yet holds potenti...

Following the crisis triggered by events in Israel on October 7, Jewish-American communities have faced challenges in maintaining longstanding coalitions wit...

Israeli President Isaac Herzog reflects on the complex and evolving nature of Israeli society, underscoring the country's dynamic diversity as both a challen...

Recent surveys reveal a significant portion of Israeli voters feel politically homeless due to the entrenched polarization into two main blocs: those support...

A liberal Jewish teen from New York City reflects on their experience at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) with classmates from the Fieldst...

The ethos of freedom in the United States has both empowered and challenged American Jews, allowing for significant achievements yet contributing to increase...

Eldad the Danite emerged in the 9th century with tales of an independent Jewish kingdom possibly surviving beyond the historical memory of the Jewish exile. ...

Mourners gathered at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv to honor Tsachi Idan, a beloved soccer fan and victim of Hamas captivity. Idan, a Hapoel Tel Aviv VIP sea...

Tsachi Idan, an Israeli hostage killed in captivity after being abducted during a Hamas attack, was mourned at a unique funeral in the Bloomfield Stadium, ho...