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In her humorous piece, Cindy Scarr recounts her ongoing saga with her highly unreliable 2009 car, which juxtaposes love and frustration. Despite its quirks—r...

In 1871, a severe famine struck Persia, disproportionately affecting its Jewish population due to governmental neglect. In response, the Jewish Chronicle and...

In "The Hardest Choice," Cindy Scarr provides a deeply personal narrative about her difficult decision to leave her marriage after less than a year. Through ...

Rabbi Mendy and Mazal Sternbach discuss the complexities of sourcing kosher chicken in Lagos, Nigeria, as part of their mission to support the Jewish communi...

Jumaane Williams, New York City's public advocate, could become the acting mayor if current Mayor Eric Adams resigns amid corruption allegations. Williams, k...

In this piece, Peter Beinart highlights the recent raid by Israeli police on the East Jerusalem Educational Bookstore, resulting in the arrest of bookstore o...

A coalition of 70 rabbis and liberal Jewish groups have urged New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul to resist complying with President Don...

The podcast discusses the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and its political and ideological leanings, especially in light of its recommendations during ...

In a discussion with Eylon Levy, Harvard graduate and Jewish advocate Shabbos Kestenbaum, who identifies as a lifelong progressive, expresses concern that th...

A symbol of hatred was discovered at Temple Emanu-El Beth Sholom, a Reform synagogue in Montreal, when a swastika was found graffitied on its side wall. The ...

In "Lost and Found," Devorah Talia Gordon delves into the complex emotions surrounding family, tradition, and loss, as narrated by a young woman named Mindy....

The CTeen "Shine On" event serves as a high-energy conclusion to the annual CTeen Shabbaton, gathering over 4,000 Jewish teens worldwide in New York. This ev...

Mordechai Brafman, a 27-year-old Jewish man in Miami Beach, was arrested after shooting 17 rounds at two men in a car, mistakenly believing them to be Palest...

Sruli Fruchter addresses the lack of awareness among some Jewish communities regarding Israeli hostages, emphasizing the need to learn and share their storie...

The article chronicles the decline of the Jewish community in Tajikistan, a region that was once home to tens of thousands of Jews, due to the collapse of th...

The lecture explores the historical circumstances that allowed Jews to settle in medieval Ashkenaz, a region encompassing parts of present-day Germany and no...

Yisroel Brownstein's account of surviving the 1989 United Flight 232 crash at the age of nine highlights not only the physical trauma but also the profound e...

Sruli Fruchter explores the emotional and temporal disconnect between Diaspora Jews and Israel in light of recent conflicts. This dissonance is characterized...

Ben Freeman's essay challenges the traditional view of Judaism as merely a religion, emphasizing its identity as a nation and indigenous people to the Land o...

The article explores the challenges faced by a synagogue and its preschool in responding to President Trump's executive order allowing ICE to conduct enforce...

On October 7, 2023, Kibbutz Nir Oz experienced an indescribable tragedy when Sagui Dekel-Chen and others were taken hostage by Hamas. This event is seen thro...

Keith Siegel, an American-Israeli who was recently freed from Gaza amidst a fragile ceasefire, publicly thanked former U.S. President Donald Trump for his ro...

Jewish campus leaders urge a shift from merely responding to antisemitism to promoting Jewish flourishing in colleges. Hillels and similar organizations are ...

The video discusses the critical negotiations and implications surrounding the second phase of a hostage ransom deal involving Israeli hostages. With persona...

The newly established Jewish Climate Trust has secured $18 million in commitments for climate advocacy in the United States and Israel, emphasizing the Jewis...

Joshua Hoffman, representing Future of Jewish, seeks financial support to maintain their mission of providing nuanced insights into Judaism, Israel, and the ...

Jewish identity is often oversimplified into binary categories like connected vs. disconnected or engaged vs. unengaged. The Jim Joseph Foundation argues thi...

Rabbi Aaron Rotenberg, a new Renewal rabbi, discusses how environmentalism is at the core of Judaism, especially pertinent with the approach of Tu b'Shevat. ...

Rabbi Aaron Rotenberg discusses his journey from Orthodox Judaism to becoming a leader in the Jewish Renewal movement, focusing on integrating eco-spirituali...

The Schechter School of Long Island has created a living memorial for Omer Neutra, an alumnus and Israeli soldier killed in a Hamas attack on October 7, 2023...

In the Hula Valley, Israel, the environmental impacts of conflicts with Hezbollah have become increasingly evident. Charred forests and disrupted ecosystems ...

The video explores the Lemba tribe from Zimbabwe and South Africa, who maintain Jewish traditions like observing Shabbat and keeping kosher, yet have largely...

A recent survey conducted by the American Jewish Committee (AJC) reveals that over half of American Jews have altered their behavior due to antisemitism fear...

Adi Vaxman, founder of Operation Israel and CEO of Sheba Consulting, highlights the innovative potential of merging strategies from business and nonprofit se...

Aaron Katler reflects on the enduring impact of Joshua Venture, a pioneering initiative in Jewish social innovation, which merged with UpStart, Bikkurim, and...

Journalist and friendship expert Anna Goldfarb discusses the complexities of maintaining and building friendships in modern times, emphasizing the need for m...

Anna Goldfarb explores the intricacies of modern friendship, emphasizing the need for clear and meaningful connections in a digitally-driven world. She discu...

Sharon Sharabi has emerged as a pivotal figure in Israel, advocating for the return of hostages following his brother Eli's release. Despite immense personal...

The article examines the revival of Betar, a century-old Zionist organization, being revived under the leadership of public relations executive Ronn Torossia...

The release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas continues to evoke strong emotions among Jewish communities worldwide, particularly after three male hostages w...

Jewish residents and community leaders in Park Slope, Brooklyn, are mobilizing against their City Council representative, Shahana Hanif, due to dissatisfacti...

Leebie is a character in a story centered around the yearly Herzog family barbeque in the Catskills, hosted by her brother-in-law Shmuel Herzog. Amidst the t...

Ariella Schiller, a talented writer based in Yerushalayim, captivates readers with her compelling serials and insightful features in publications like Mishpa...

In chapter 35 of "Lie of the Land" by Cindy Scarr, Penina navigates the aftermath of a harrowing incident, reflecting on a date that took an unexpectedly dan...

Addressing the challenges of a growing school, this story reflects on the difficulties of maintaining personal connections with students. Centered around Riv...

Berkeley Moshav offers a unique Jewish cohousing experience in California, fostering strong communal bonds across all ages. This intentional community combin...

Three major Jewish denominations — Reform, Conservative, and Reconstructionist — alongside Christian groups, are suing the Department of Homeland Security to...

Frieda Vizel, a former Satmar Hasid, serves as a cultural translator by conducting tours of Hasidic Williamsburg, bridging the gap between the secluded commu...

The Jewish Emergent Network, launched in 2014 with organizations like IKAR and Kavana, has played a pivotal role in fostering innovative Jewish communities t...

HIAS, a prominent Jewish refugee aid organization, has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, challenging his executive order that suspends refugee ...