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Steven Hoffen, a 16-year-old from the Upper West Side of Manhattan, is pioneering sustainable hydroponic farming initiatives in New York City's correctional ...

Joshua Leifer's book "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life" delivers a sweeping analysis of the trajectory ...

Jewish federations in North America, responding to the October 7, 2023 terrorist attacks in southern Israel, raised over $850 million for Israeli recovery ef...

In a recent article for The Forward's long-running advice column, Bintel Brief, a reader inquires about his right to a Jewish burial in the cemetery of his a...

The student senate at The New School in Manhattan voted to suspend funding for all student organizations, demanding the university divest from companies link...

Peter is hosting the first monthly "Ask Me Anything" session exclusively for Premium subscribers, scheduled at 11am Eastern. During this call, subscribers ha...

The article discusses the experiences of Eliana Goldin, a Jewish senior at Columbia University, who is navigating her Jewish identity and combating antisemit...

This episode of the Promised Podcast provides a poignant remembrance of Zachariah Haber, an IDF soldier and promising scholar whose life was tragically cut s...

In "The infinite joys of having a big Jewish family," Vicki Belovski shares personal reflections on the unique dynamics and enduring connections within her l...

In a pivotal Maryland Senate race, Democratic candidate Angela Alsobrooks is striving to secure support from Jewish voters, traditionally a Democratic bloc, ...

Emet Classical Academy, a new Jewish school in New York City founded by the Tikvah Fund, is opening with an enrollment of 40 students across three grades. Th...

In response to recent protests related to the war in Gaza, universities across the United States are implementing new policies to manage campus activism. Col...

Yoni Wieder, at 28, recently became Ireland's Chief Rabbi, taking leadership at a time of tension for the small Jewish community. With Ireland's critical sta...

As rabbis prepare High Holiday sermons amid the Israel-Hamas war and upcoming U.S. presidential election, they navigate the challenge of rapidly evolving cur...

At the University of Michigan, the newly elected student government, led by the Shut It Down Party, is attempting to leverage its control over a $1.3 million...

The letters to the editor reflect a range of Jewish community perspectives and concerns, from observations on the diminishing pro-Palestinian activism and it...

The article discusses the potential of redirecting financial support from Jewish donors, who have distanced themselves from Ivy League institutions, towards ...

The article provides Shabbat timings for various locations in the UK from August 30 to September 6, along with the Torah portion "Reeh" and Haftarah readings...

The article discusses the importance of maintaining engagement efforts between the Jewish community and mainline Protestant denominations to foster construct...

Lisa and Michael Marlowe, the parents of Jake Marlowe who was tragically murdered at the Nova Peace Festival on October 7, 2023, are advocating for the creat...

In the article from Ami Magazine, Reb Shloime Weber and his son, Sruly, discuss the harassment faced by their chasidic-owned international shipping company b...

Yoely Neuman, the founder of the overseas staffing company Hiring 4 Less, has revolutionized his business by hiring remote employees without ever meeting the...

Cafe Otef Netiv Haasara in Tel Aviv serves as a crucial hub for former residents of the Negev moshav, Netiv Haasara, who were displaced after the Hamas attac...

In recent months, several major U.S. labor unions, including the United Auto Workers (UAW), have notably shifted their stance on Israel, moving away from lon...

This vlog provides a glimpse into a Jewish mother's experiences as she prepares her three sons for the back-to-school season. While showcasing the various sc...

The issue addresses multiple concerns from the Jewish community, including the declining mentorship role of camp counselors, personal anecdotes related to an...

The article reflects on a poignant encounter between the author and another individual of Hungarian descent, juxtaposing their shared backgrounds with person...

The article discusses the recent surge in antisemitic attacks in France, highlighting two incidents in Rouen and La Grande Motte, where synagogues were targe...

The article reflects a mother's emotional journey following a bomb threat at her child's Jewish preschool. Initially overwhelmed by fear and the urge to with...

Israeli forces successfully rescued Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, a Bedouin Israeli father of 11, from Hamas captivity in Gaza, marking the eighth hostage recovery si...

In this engaging episode of the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, Rabbi YY Jacobson shares candid insights into his life journey as a prominen...

Karen Kolodny emphasizes the need for synagogues to rethink their real estate investments as a way to secure financial sustainability. Many US synagogues bui...

The 2024 Hadassah National Conference took place in Las Vegas, where over 400 leaders, members, donors, and staff gathered to address significant challenges ...

This article highlights the harrowing experiences of the Elon family, particularly Michal Elon, a nurse, and her family during and following a terrorist atta...

Columbia University is facing renewed challenges as this academic year begins, with anti-Israel protests disrupting campus activities even before classes sta...

In the tightly contested Pennsylvania Senate race, Republican candidate Dave McCormick is focusing on attracting Jewish voters who have become disenchanted w...

In the face of ongoing political and social turmoil in Israel, ceramic studios have emerged as sanctuaries for creative expression and emotional healing. The...

This article explores the life of Chaim Ime Mendl Kaplan, an influential Jewish labor activist in early 20th-century America. Kaplan, who immigrated from Eas...

This article explores the life of Reb Shlomenyu of Sadigura, a complex and enigmatic Jewish leader who chose to forgo his inherited rabbinic title to engage ...

Sivan Rahav-Meir shares an inspiring account from the GO JEWISH Shabbaton in Antwerp, Belgium, where 300 young European Jews gathered to reconnect with their...

The article "I Teach, Therefore I Am" reflects on the author's experiences and philosophies as a junior high teacher, emphasizing the transformative role edu...

The article "Attendance Deficit" from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the challenges parents face with children who refuse to attend school, a growing issue k...

The article "Opposing Camps" highlights the challenges faced by educators who balance their responsibilities between their regular teaching jobs and summer c...

The return to school for Jewish students has been marked by a mix of apprehension and optimism amid heightened campus tensions over the Israeli-Palestinian c...

The article examines the views of a secular Israeli who advocates for integrating Charedi youth into secular Zionist society, suggesting that providing them ...

Clairette Atri Mizrahi, a Mexican Syrian Jewish playwright, captures the tension between modern and traditional identity in her work, particularly through he...

In a heartening display of unity amid conflict, the joint Jewish-Arab movement Standing Together conducted an aid drive for Gazan civilians, expecting to fil...

In Dnipro, Ukraine, the Jewish community continues to thrive amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. Despite being close to the frontline, the Menorah Cente...

In this reflective piece, Hillel directors Betsy Polk and Joyce Gordon draw parallels between air travel safety procedures and strategies for supporting Jewi...

The election of a female president at an Orthodox synagogue in Leeds highlights ongoing debates about women's roles in synagogue leadership. Despite some rab...