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Jewish Australian Jemima Montag won a bronze medal in the 20-kilometer racewalk in Paris, her first career Olympic medal, finishing with a time of 1:26:25. M...

Toronto's Pride of Israel Synagogue recently hosted a solidarity rally to address a surge of anti-Semitic attacks in the city, including vandalism at the syn...

Chana Weissberg analyzes disturbing statistics revealing a high number of Jewish individuals being cremated.

A concerning trend has been observed in Israel where protesters, many wearing yarmulkes, support anti-liberal causes, particularly amid the growing influence...

In the Paris Olympics, the United States women's foil team, which included Jewish fencers Jackie Dubrovich and Maia Weintraub, clinched the gold medal by def...

Francine Pascal, the creator of the Sweet Valley High series, recently passed away at 92, prompting reflection on her characters and legacy. Surprisingly, ma...

A new nonprofit group called St. Louis Votes is aiming to increase Jewish voter turnout in Missouri's 1st Congressional District by suggesting that antisemit...

The text discusses an email exchange between cousins Chloe and Sara, with Sara revealing she has written a book, "Kissing Girls on Shabbat," detailing her jo...

Jewish communities' emphasis on procreation and the value placed on parenthood are akin to sentiments expressed by J.D. Vance regarding the importance of hav...

Falafel Tanami, a Brooklyn restaurant consistently recognized by The New York Times for serving exceptional falafel and Israeli bites, is opening a second lo...

American Jewish journalist Evan Gershkovich, who was imprisoned in Russia on espionage charges, has been released in a large prisoner exchange involving seve...

The author acknowledges having wrongly accused Rabbi Osher Eisenman of theft in the past, which was recently proven false as the charges against Rabbi Eisenm...

The podcast episode discusses whether leftists should vote for the Democratic nominee in the 2024 presidential election, addressing concerns over U.S. suppor...

In Tom Lamont's novel "Going Home," the theme of duty and obligation is central as the protagonist, To Erskine, is drawn back to his family home to care for ...

The Parashah of this week, Mattot-Massei, discusses the establishment of cities of refuge for individuals who accidentally cause harm. These cities served as...

The Shabbat times from August 2 to August 9 are as follows: Shabbat begins on Friday, August 2, in various cities such as London at 8:33 pm, Bournemouth at 8...

The Mayberg Foundation emphasizes the importance of investing in Jewish day school education, stressing that financial support is crucial not only for the af...

The article discusses the growing normalization and acceptance of eruvim within British Jewry, particularly focusing on the experience in north-west London a...

Jewish journalist Evan Gershkovich, along with other political prisoners, is reportedly part of a mass prisoner swap between Russia and Western countries, po...

A potential large-scale prisoner swap between Russia and the United States may include up to 30 individuals, possibly including Jewish American journalist Ev...

The text discusses the decline in faith and engagement with American Jewish institutions, such as synagogues and Federations, paralleling the broader trend o...

The discussion explores the importance of synagogue attendance for young American Jews facing rising antisemitism and social challenges. Drawing parallels to...

The text discusses the lack of emphasis on faith in American Jewish life, attributing it to the multifaceted nature of Jewish identity and a reluctance to de...

The message indicates that there will not be a Zoom call on the upcoming Friday and that the next call will take place on Friday, August 9th. It is signed by...

A group of mah jongg enthusiasts, led by Linda Fisher, gathers weekly at Bryant Park in New York City to play the tile-based game with roots in China but pop...

In a discussion on balancing civility with disapproval for others' politics among rabbis representing various Jewish denominations, key points emerged: highl...

Following a Hezbollah rocket attack in the Golan Heights, the international community remains divided over the region's status, with Israel officially annexi...

Patis, a prominent kosher bakery chain in New York City, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy and subsequently closed two of its locations, including one near Time...

Jewish Australian paddler Jessica Fox has secured her third gold medal, becoming one of the most successful Jewish and Australian Olympians. Winning the cano...

A woman in her forties recounts recurring nightmares about her traumatic experiences at a Jewish summer camp in the Catskill Mountains during the late 1980s....

Elizabeth Wolf, a woman charged with attempting to drown a Palestinian child, has been inaccurately labeled as Jewish by the Israeli publication Yedioth Ahro...

The article discusses potential white male candidates for Kamala Harris' vice-presidential pick, focusing on Senator Mark Kelly, Governor Josh Shapiro, and G...

Ilana Schatz, a prominent figure in the Jewish community, founded Fair Trade Judaica in 2008, promoting products that aligned with Jewish values and supporte...

Repair the World and A More Perfect Union are collaborating to promote civic engagement within the Jewish community through initiatives like the Democracy Ba...

Toivy Binet's Lakewood-based company Centristic was contracted to set up the stage for a recent fundraiser event for Donald Trump held in Deal, New Jersey by...

Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Chikli, has been actively seeking alliances with right-wing populist parties across ...

Yossi Levi, known as Car Dealership Guy, shares insider tips and guidance on purchasing, leasing, and selling cars while discussing topics such as electric v...

Jacob Reses, the Jewish chief of staff to J.D. Vance, entered Republican politics through a rather unexpected path involving Democratic internships and a shi...

Sarah Levy, a Jewish rugby player, won a bronze medal with the U.S. women's rugby team at the Olympics, marking the team's first Olympic medal and a historic...

Peter Friedman, a seasoned Jewish actor, takes on the role of Lloyd, a therapist with a potentially dark side, in the Broadway play "Job." The play, not rela...

The author reflects on a frustrating experience trying to obtain a prescription for their child from a medical clinic, highlighting the challenges within soc...

The discussion delves into the significance of Shabbos, likening it to living in Eretz Yisrael while in exile, emphasizing its pivotal role in the redemption...

After finishing a 12-year career as an eighth-grade rebbi and serving as the rav of Ahavas Israel in Passaic for four years, the author felt the strain of ma...

In Chapter 8 of "Lie of the Land," Rivi is preoccupied with a range of concerns, from a potential crisis at home with the uncooked cholent for Shabbos, to fa...

In Chapter 17 of "On Call," the author reflects on the presence of police officers in the ER, emphasizing the importance of their role in ensuring safety in ...

Eman Safady, the first female Druze recruit in the IDF, expresses deep pain following a Hezbollah attack on Majdal Shams that killed 12 young people in her c...

Leaders in the Lithuanian Charedi community in Israel have strongly condemned Rabbi Dovid Leibel's plan to establish a Charedi brigade in the army, arguing t...

The article discusses the concept of "doikayt" among young progressive Jews in the U.S., which embraces diaspora awareness and criticizes Israeli policies in...

In London, there are several top spots to enjoy Israeli cuisine this week. Some notable locations include Kapara and Bala Baya in Soho, offering al fresco di...

The text discusses the author's upcoming road trip with their family to a reunion in Nebraska, mentioning they will enjoy various foods along the way such as...