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Providence Mayor Brett Smiley's conversion to Judaism is a journey shaped by the faith's emphasis on questioning and moral guidance. In a podcast conversatio...

The latest poll by the New York Solidarity Network reveals that Jewish New Yorkers predominantly favor mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, despite reservations...

In Seattle's political landscape, a new Jewish-led political action committee (PAC) named 'The Kids Table' is making waves by tackling extremism and promotin...

Joshua Hoffman explores the disproportionate global focus on Israel, particularly in Western countries, arguing that while many feel compelled to take a stan...

David Grossman, a renowned Israeli novelist and peace advocate whose son was killed during military service, has publicly stated for the first time that he b...

In this roundup of current events, Bari Weiss addresses a range of pressing issues, from the celebration of murder in the US to misinformation in the media a...

The Trump administration's new guidelines for religious expression in the federal workplace allow employees to display religious items and discuss their fait...

New videos have surfaced showing two Israeli hostages, Rom Braslavski and Evyatar David, who were captured by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad during the ...

After nearly two years since the start of the ongoing war with Hamas, Israelis are deeply disillusioned and weary, feeling trapped in a conflict with no clea...

Conspiracy theories linking Jeffrey Epstein to a covert Israeli operation are gaining traction, fueled by renewed attention to his criminal activities. Altho...

The controversial community, Return to the Land, in northern Arkansas, excludes Jews and non-whites but has been deemed legally permissible by Arkansas Attor...

In a complex analysis of recent geopolitical dynamics, the article discusses the moral clarity regarding the conflict in Gaza as expressed by various public ...

The article addresses the growing hunger crisis in Gaza, which has been misreported by some Western media and international organizations as mass starvation ...

As Tisha B'Av approached, Israelis reflected on their internal divisions, highlighting the national rift between different communities, including the religio...

Rabbi Daniel Gropper reflects on the conflicting emotions of watching his son join the IDF as a lone soldier while simultaneously protesting in Manhattan aga...

Amid increasing tensions in the Middle East, former President Donald Trump called for Hamas to surrender and release hostages, asserting that this would be t...

The episode features discussions on various historical and political topics, focusing particularly on the geopolitical dynamics involving the U.S., Central A...

Rebecca Bohbot, the wife of Elkana Bohbot who is being held hostage in Gaza, appeals for his release. She describes the dire situation and her wish for him t...

The author expresses frustration with attempts to support the Palestinian cause, citing widespread celebration of violence against Israelis and rampant misin...

Nellie Bowles humorously critiques current American political dynamics with a focus on recent challenges faced by the Democratic party. Using a conversationa...

Canada's decision to recognize Palestinian statehood has sparked a major debate among Canadian Jewish communities and international observers. Analysts Jon A...

Canada's announcement to recognize Palestine as a state has sparked significant debate in the Jewish community, with Prime Minister Carney outlining conditio...

The episode explores how Jewish-American conservatives reconcile their support for Trump with their values, addressing the challenges of navigating political...

Hussein Aboubakr Mansour argues that the intellectual crisis in the Middle East, leading to the rise of Islamism, is rooted in a misapplication of German phi...

In the conversation between Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller and Moment Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein, the rapidly shifting dynamics surrounding the I...

Israeli society faces a harrowing moral and strategic dilemma in its conflict with Hamas: balancing the rescue of hostages with defeating Hamas. While the ho...

A significant shift in Democratic support for Israel was evident as a record 27 Senate Democrats voted for resolutions blocking U.S. military sales to Israel...

Haviv Rettig Gur discusses Israel's simultaneous battles in Gaza: the physical ground war, the struggle to provide humanitarian aid, and the information war ...

The New York Times faced criticism for its coverage of hunger in Gaza, initially publishing a story that cited the Gaza Ministry of Health and presented a co...

The author expresses deep concern over harsh criticisms of Israel from international allies amidst the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. While validating the suff...

Allan Arkush reviews Barry S. Strauss's interpretation of ancient Jewish history in "Jews vs. Rome: Two Centuries of Rebellion Against the World's Mightiest ...

In his appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro humorously recounted his only election loss to author Ami Eden ...

Brown University has reached a $50 million agreement with the Trump administration to restore federal research funding lost due to allegations of campus anti...

The episode explores the significant political shift as 27 Democratic senators vote against aid to Israel, questioning the future of bipartisan support for t...

The episode features Rebecca Bohbot sharing her family's harrowing experience of her husband, Elkana Bohbot, being held hostage by Hamas following his abduct...

Columbia Journalism School has launched a satirical event called the "Miss Leading Headlines Beauty Pageant" under pressure from the White House, showcasing ...

New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg will discuss critical political issues on a Zoom call, including the influence of Zohran Mamdani, a New York State...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Linda Gradstein, and Noah Efron discuss the severe hunger crisis in Gaza, exploring differing narratives around the humanitarian aid s...

In a significant diplomatic move, the Arab League, comprising 22 nations including Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, has condemned the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack ...

CNN's Jerusalem correspondent Jeremy Diamond discusses the ongoing and unprecedented denial of access for international journalists in Gaza since the war beg...

The upcoming New York City mayoral election, featuring five candidates, has become a focal point for Jewish voters due to the complex interplay of antisemiti...

Following the recent developments since October 7th, Future of Jewish, a publication dedicated to a deeper understanding of Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish w...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared that Canada will join France and the UK in recognizing a Palestinian state at the upcoming United Nations Ge...

Liam Elkind, a 26-year-old Jewish organizer from New York, is challenging long-time Congressman Jerry Nadler in a Democratic primary, advocating for generati...

Cynthia Lazar critiques an article in The New York Times Magazine that she believes unfairly portrays Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the sole c...

Natan Slifkin critiques the alliance between Israel's Likud party and charedi communities, highlighting the pragmatic but problematic reliance on charedi pol...

Zohran Mamdani has emerged as a frontrunner in the New York mayoral race, leading by a significant margin among Jewish voters despite his controversial stanc...

U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has stirred controversy by labeling Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide, becoming the first Republican to use thi...

In his monthly Ask Me Anything session, Peter Beinart addresses a range of issues relevant to the Jewish community, particularly concerning how Jews relate t...

Rob Eshman addresses Jon Stewart's struggle with navigating conversations about Israel among friends who disagree with his critical views. Eshman proposes a ...