Hadassah
At Bookhaus in Tel Aviv, English Is Not Lost in Translation
7 May
Michal Goldschmidt, a British art historian who recently moved to Tel Aviv, opened Bookhaus, an English-language bookstore in north Tel Aviv. After finding t...
7 May
JTA
Man charged for two Toronto-area synagogue shootings
7 May
A man has been arrested in connection to two shootings at synagogues in the Toronto area in March, incidents that alarmed the Jewish community. Although no o...
7 May
JTA
Potentially carving out left lane, Bores nabs backing of Bernie Sanders-affiliated group in NY-12
7 May
The congressional race for New York's 12th district is heating up as Democratic candidates focus on the nuanced relationship between antisemitism and anti-Zi...
7 May
Hadassah
What’s All the Buzz About Bees for Peace?
7 May
In the western Galilee near the Lebanese border, the "Galilee Bee Queens," a group of Jewish, Muslim, Christian, and Druze women, engage in beekeeping to fos...
7 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Awareness isn’t access: Jewish mental health since Oct. 7
7 May
The article discusses the heightened focus on Jewish mental health following the events of October 7, 2023, emphasizing the need for expanded mental health i...
7 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
A third emancipation for American Jewry requires a Jewish civil rights movement
6 May
Jewish history in the West has seen cycles of emancipation, retrenchment, and renewal, with periods granting rights followed by periods of restriction and su...
6 May
Kveller
These Jewish Celebrities Love Mah Jongg
6 May
Mah jongg, traditionally seen as a game for Jewish grandmothers, has experienced a resurgence during the COVID-19 pandemic, attracting both new players and c...
6 May
JTA
5 things Jewish women should know about breast cancer
6 May
Jewish women face unique challenges concerning breast cancer, particularly due to the higher prevalence of genetic mutations such as BRCA among Ashkenazi Jew...
6 May
JTA
Rutgers cancels graduation speaker over tweet claiming Israelis ‘train dogs to sexually assault prisoners’
6 May
Rutgers University canceled the commencement speech of alumnus Rami Elghandour at the School of Engineering following backlash over his inflammatory tweet in...
6 May
Between The Lines
American Jews Are Facing An Unfair Choice
6 May
Amidst a backdrop of increasing security concerns and sociopolitical pressures, American Jews find themselves navigating a polarized landscape regarding Isra...
6 May
JTA
Mamdani reiterates support for both right to protest and to enter synagogues after Park East rally redux
6 May
Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside the Park East Synagogue in New York City, opposing a real estate event promoting sales in Israel and the West Ban...
6 May
Chabad.org
Her Father Was Murdered By Terrorists
6 May
The video chronicles a poignant and harrowing story of a woman whose father was tragically murdered by terrorists. It explores the emotional and spiritual im...
6 May
Jewdicious
Two Eternal Heroes
6 May
Sam Harris and Norman Schlossberg, two prominent figures in Jewish communal life, recently passed, leaving behind profound legacies. Sam Harris, a Holocaust ...
6 May
JTA
London’s Metropolitan Police launches new 100-officer unit to protect Jewish communities
6 May
In response to a surge of antisemitic incidents, London's Metropolitan Police has inaugurated a 100-officer Community Protection Team focused on safeguarding...
6 May
JTA
‘Death to the IDF’ protesters return to Park East Synagogue — and this time are kept at bay
6 May
Pro-Palestinian protesters returned to Park East Synagogue in Manhattan during an Israeli immigration event, drawing sharp police response following disturba...
6 May
Future of Jewish
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6 May
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is a publication committed to providing in-depth analyses and nuanced perspectives on Judaism, Israel, and global Je...
6 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
When crisis dims imagination: Three conditions Jewish leaders need now
6 May
Jewish leaders are facing significant challenges due to internal communal conflicts exacerbated by political upheaval, declining trust, issues surrounding Is...
6 May
Forward
Protesters picket Manhattan synagogue over Israel real estate sale, testing Mamdani and new law
6 May
Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside Park East Synagogue in Manhattan during an event promoting real estate in Israel and the West Bank, a demonstrati...
6 May
Jewish Insider
How Yossi Farro, the 22-year-old tefillin wrapper, chases influential Jews from coast to coast
6 May
Yossi Farro, a 22-year-old Hasidic Jew from the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, utilizes his Instagram platform and energetic persona to encourage influential Jew...
6 May
Forward
Her body has been unidentified for decades. Her Ashkenazi DNA may explain why
5 May
Authorities in Arizona are grappling with the challenges of solving a cold case from 1989 involving an unidentified woman, whose Ashkenazi Jewish DNA present...
5 May
Forward
Indiana synagogue that shaped Reform movement is sold — and will become a coffee shop, event space
5 May
The historic 1867 Ahavas Achim synagogue in Lafayette, Indiana, known for its significant role in the Reform movement, has been sold and is set to become a c...
5 May
JTA
I’m a Jewish teen. I asked my neighbors what they meant by ‘Free Palestine.’
5 May
In a piece from the New York Jewish Week's Teen Journalism Fellowship, Asher Gershenoff, a Jewish teenager from Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn, explores the meani...
5 May
Chabad.org
My Friends Words Saved Me
5 May
In this episode, a person's life is unexpectedly transformed by the words of a friend, illustrating the profound impact of verbal affirmation and support in ...
5 May
JTA
London police investigating fire at another synagogue, amid string of arsons
5 May
In a troubling development for London's Jewish community, a series of arson attacks have been reported, the latest targeting the disused Nelson Street Synago...
5 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
We need to rethink the Jewish leadership pipeline
5 May
The Jewish community faces a challenge in leadership development, as there is a lack of structured pathways for transforming young volunteers into future lea...
5 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
A new alliance between Jewish and Indian communities
5 May
In Los Angeles, a new and promising Jewish Indian Alliance emerged, marking a deliberate effort to strengthen ties between Jewish and Indian diaspora communi...
5 May
Forward
Jewish library and Chabad near Buenos Aires attacked, Argentine Jewish advocates say
4 May
A Jewish library and a Chabad center near Buenos Aires were attacked in a series of antisemitic incidents in La Plata, Argentina. On Thursday night, a Moloto...
4 May
JTA
Park Slope Food Coop condemns member over ‘Jewish supremacy’ remark
4 May
The Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn faces controversy after a member's comment about Jewish supremacism at a community meeting was condemned as antisemitic ...
4 May
Kveller
Stuck on a Mother’s Day Gift? Here’s Our Jewish Charitable Giving Guide
4 May
With Mother's Day approaching, consider honoring mom with a meaningful donation to a Jewish charity focused on women and children. This guide highlights seve...
4 May
JTA
No Mets? No problem. NYers get their Jewish Celebration Day in Brooklyn.
4 May
With the recent absence of the New York Mets' Jewish Heritage Night, Brooklyn's minor league affiliate, the Cyclones, filled the void by hosting their Jewish...
4 May
Jewdicious
The Exception Made for Jews
4 May
In her commentary, Canadian educator Oshrat Zemel highlights the troubling rise of antisemitism in Canada, as evidenced by attacks on synagogues and bias wit...
4 May
Chabad.org
This Story Will Give You CHILLS
4 May
Chabad.org's podcast "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" delves into incredible narratives that emphasize moments of profound spirituality, courage, and...
4 May
Chabad.org
My Baby Died on the Operating Table
4 May
Elissa Felder's heartbreaking loss of her child left her seeking solace in the sacred traditions of Jewish burial practices. Her narrative takes an extraordi...
4 May
Forward
A New Jersey congregation was already falling apart. Then came Oct 7.
4 May
Nathaniel Popkin's novel, "Partly Strong, Partly Broken," revolves around Rabbi Adinah Feld as she navigates multiple crises in her New Jersey synagogue. Upo...
4 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Keep healing spaces safe through philanthropic partnerships
4 May
The article highlights a growing issue of antisemitism within the healthcare industry, where Jewish healthcare professionals are facing bias and, in some cas...
4 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
The aliyah conversation belongs to all of Am Yisrael
4 May
Rabbi Steven C. Wernick discusses the evolving role of aliyah within the global Jewish community and the urgent need for a pan-communal approach to this prac...
4 May
Tablet
MAY 2026
4 May
The editors of Tablet Magazine provide a reflective piece titled "May 2026," offering insights into the future directions and challenges that the Jewish comm...
4 May
Unpacked
Inside Tel Aviv Bomb Shelters
3 May
The video explores life inside the bomb shelters of Tel Aviv, revealing the complexities faced by residents during missile attacks. It delves into the emotio...
3 May
Future of Jewish
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3 May
Future of Jewish is a publication dedicated to providing nuanced and deep insights into Judaism, Israel, and Jewish life without paywalls or advertisements. ...
3 May
Rationalist Judaism
The Comfort of Daas Torah
3 May
Natan Slifkin discusses the reliance on "Daas Torah" within charedi communities, exemplified by a man's trust in his rabbi's unspecified plan for his family'...
3 May
Living Lchaim
How a Christian Spanish Missionary Became an Orthodox Rabbi
3 May
Rabbi Gershom Baraza's transformation from a Christian Spanish missionary into an Orthodox Jewish rabbi is a profound journey of spiritual discovery and reli...
3 May
Future of Jewish
Should Jews be allowed to criticize Israel?
2 May
The article by Joshua Hoffman explores the contentious debate over whether Jews, particularly those in the diaspora, should be allowed to criticize Israel. T...
2 May
The Cholent
TGIF: This Week in Seattle Jewish News
1 May
In the latest edition of Seattle Jewish news, the community celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month with a spotlight on cultural engagement rather than pol...
1 May
JTA
Mamdani condemns Israel for intercepting latest Gaza flotilla
1 May
The article discusses a recent gathering of pro-Palestinian political figures at a Washington Heights bar, who convened to support Darializa Avila Chevalier'...
1 May
Forward
Yiddish street signs: Commemoration or marginalization?
1 May
The presence of Yiddish street signs in Berlin, initiated by artist Sebestyn Fiumei in 2021, sparked a dialogue about commemorating Jewish history through Yi...
1 May
JTA
Rabbis arrested during Jewish-led anti-ICE protest in NYC
1 May
A group of rabbis was arrested during a Jewish-led protest against ICE at a New York City courthouse, highlighting the ongoing Jewish activism in support of ...
1 May
The Free Press
What Will It Take for Britain to Confront Its Antisemitism Problem?
1 May
Recent attacks against Jews in the UK, such as the stabbing of two men in London, underscore a troubling rise in antisemitic violence. Once perceived as a sa...
1 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
The silence was not the whole story
1 May
Rabbi Amitai Fraiman discusses the need for modern-day equivalents of historical Jewish messengers known as "nehutei," highlighting the gap in communication ...
1 May
eJewishPhilanthropy
Before resilience comes pride
1 May
Michael Gencher, writing for eJewishPhilanthropy, argues that the Jewish community needs to focus on building pride in Jewish identity before teaching resili...
1 May
Forward
‘Don’t give up on us now’: Israel peace summit convenes thousands to aim for elusive progress
1 May
The third annual People's Peace Summit convened in Tel Aviv during a brief pause in Israel's prolonged conflict, drawing thousands from across societal divid...
1 May