Rationalist Judaism
The Mouthpiece of the Gedolim
8 Nov
Natan Slifkin's publication, Rationalist Judaism, explores the dynamics and influence of the "gedolim," or Jewish sages, within the Jewish community. Althoug...
8 Nov
Sam Aronow
The "Early" 1930s: Corrections, Omissions, and Questions
7 Nov
The video "The 'Early' 1930s: Corrections, Omissions, and Questions" delves into overlooked and misunderstood aspects of Jewish history and experiences durin...
7 Nov
Chabad.org
Here's How I Discovered DIAMONDS
6 Nov
This episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast explores the unique journey of an individual connecting with Judaism through the metapho...
6 Nov
Rationalist Judaism
Rationalism vs. Mysticism: Introduction
6 Nov
Natan Slifkin announces the release of the audio version of his book "Rationalism vs. Mysticism: Schisms in Traditional Jewish Thought." This work delves int...
6 Nov
Mishpacha
Shaking The Trees in the Big Apple
5 Nov
The article examines the Israeli media's reaction to the victory of Zohran Mamdani in New York City's mayoral race, noting the shock over his election given ...
5 Nov
Forward
The Jewish vote for NYC mayor went to Cuomo, but the Israel vote went to Mamdani, exit polls show
5 Nov
In the recent New York City mayoral election, Zohran Mamdani secured a victory despite Jewish voters predominantly favoring former governor Andrew Cuomo. CNN...
5 Nov
Kveller
‘Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore’ Is a Must-Watch Documentary About a Deaf Jewish Trailblazer
4 Nov
Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore is a compelling documentary about the acclaimed actress's journey as a Deaf Jewish trailblazer. Directed by fellow Jewish De...
4 Nov
Mishpacha
When Hashem Puts the Car in Drive
4 Nov
Cindy Scarr reflects on the evolution of modern cars and the profound insights they can teach us about control and expectations in life. Today's advanced aut...
4 Nov
Mishpacha
Separation Service
4 Nov
Cindy Scarr's article explores practical aspects of performing Havdalah, the Jewish ceremony marking the end of Shabbat. It addresses various personal and fa...
4 Nov
Forward
John Roberts will not save us — but we might just able to save ourselves
3 Nov
Leah Litman's new book, "Lawless: How the Supreme Court Runs on Conservative Grievance, Fringe Theories, and Bad Vibes," critiques the current state of the U...
3 Nov
Rationalist Judaism
This Is Not Treife!
2 Nov
Rabbi Natan Slifkin discusses the upcoming Feast of Exotic Kosher Curiosities at The Biblical Museum of Natural History, scheduled for December 24th. Highlig...
2 Nov
Emes Ve-Emunah
The Million Man Prayer Rally
30 Oct
A large-scale prayer rally in Jerusalem has gathered hundreds of thousands of Charedi Jews resisting the Israeli military draft. The Charedi leadership argue...
30 Oct
Tablet
Stop Giving Your Jewish Kids Dumb Names
29 Oct
Jewish naming traditions are undergoing radical changes, as contemporary parents increasingly opt for unique and unconventional names rather than time-honore...
29 Oct
Future of Jewish
The world is more Jewish than we realized.
27 Oct
Throughout history, Jews have persevered through exile and persecution, often concealing their identities. Advances in genetic testing reveal an extensive hi...
27 Oct
JTA
Anyone saying Jews face a simple choice in the NYC mayoral election is not paying attention
27 Oct
Rabbi Rick Jacobs, head of the largest Jewish movement in North America, discusses the complexities facing Jewish voters in the upcoming New York City mayora...
27 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah
When a Religious Leader Loses His Sense of Moral Clarity
27 Oct
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, a prominent Sephardic rabbinic figure, recently faced criticism for labeling Rabbi Tamir Granot, a hesder yeshiva head and bereaved fath...
27 Oct
Chabad.org
I ALMOST Hit Rock Bottom, Torah CHANGED My Life
27 Oct
This video explores a personal journey of transformation through the power of Torah. It shares a compelling narrative of someone who found themselves near a ...
27 Oct
Future of Jewish
While Jews criticize Israel, Israel looks after Jews everywhere.
27 Oct
Israel's intelligence services act as the unseen guardians for Jewish communities worldwide, offering protection regardless of political debates surrounding ...
27 Oct
Kveller
‘Nobody Wants This’ Season 2, Episode 1 Recap: ‘Dinner Party’
23 Oct
The recap of "Nobody Wants This" Season 2's first episode, titled "Dinner Party," delves into the comedic yet poignant mishaps surrounding a key dinner hoste...
23 Oct
Jewish History Lectures
Rashi Jewish History in the Torah 5
23 Oct
This video provides an exploration into the life and impact of Rabbi Shlomo ben Yitzhaki, commonly known as Rashi, who is celebrated for his extensive commen...
23 Oct
Forward
Every Friday for 26 years, this rabbi has circled Manhattan to inspect the eruv — even missing the birth of his 13th child. Now, he's getting help
22 Oct
Rabbi Moshe Tauber has been meticulously inspecting the eruv surrounding Manhattan for 26 years, ensuring its integrity for the Jewish community to carry ite...
22 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy
Being a religious Jew: Practice, thought, feeling, belief — or something else?
22 Oct
The article explores the fluidity and depth of Jewish identity through the lens of Rabbi Ethan Daniel Davidson's unconventional journey towards ordination. I...
22 Oct
Forward
After three years in Israel, Reform convert told she can’t make aliyah
21 Oct
Isabella Vinci, a Reform convert to Judaism, faces challenges in making aliyah to Israel due to her conversion being completed online during the COVID-19 pan...
21 Oct
JTA
On Friday, the rabbi circles Manhattan — now with tech support to protect an essential Shabbat tool
21 Oct
Rabbi Moshe Tauber has dedicated 25 years to inspecting and maintaining Manhattan's eruv, a symbolic boundary facilitating the carrying of objects on Shabbat...
21 Oct
JTA
She converted during the pandemic. Israeli immigration officials say her Zoom course doesn’t count
21 Oct
Isabella Vinci's application for Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return was denied by Israel's Population and Immigration Authority due to her conversio...
21 Oct
Future of Jewish
Reform Judaism isn’t Jewish. It’s an entirely different religion.
20 Oct
Sam Mitzmann argues that Reform Judaism is not merely a variant of traditional Judaism but is an entirely separate religion due to its departure from foundat...
20 Oct
Chabad.org
FREED HOSTAGE THANKS G-D
20 Oct
In this emotional episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast, a recently freed hostage shares their profound gratitude towards G-d for d...
20 Oct
Lehrhaus
The Starvation of Gaza: A Halakhic Argument
20 Oct
David Polsky explores the contentious issue of whether Israel should block humanitarian aid to Gaza in response to hostage situations, assessing it through t...
20 Oct
Forward
There wasn't a Jewish grief group in Boston for young adults, so this rabbi started one
17 Oct
Rabbi Jackson Mercer founded a unique grief support group for young Jewish adults in Cambridge, Massachusetts, addressing a gap in bereavement resources. Unl...
17 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah
Rabbi Moshe Hauer, ZTL
16 Oct
Rabbi Moshe Hauer, ZTL, passed away suddenly at the age of 64, leaving a significant void in Jewish leadership. As the Executive Vice President of the OU, he...
16 Oct
eJewishPhilanthropy
Will Diaspora Jews support the ‘Sparta State’?
16 Oct
The article examines the evolving relationship between Diaspora Jews and Israel, particularly as the country's current political climate challenges tradition...
16 Oct
Future of Jewish
If you think you know the Torah, read this.
14 Oct
Exploring the profound layers and historical context of the Torah, this piece delves into the multi-dimensional nature of Torah interpretation, known as PaRD...
14 Oct
Mishpacha
Principle Growth
14 Oct
Eliyahu Kholodenko, founder of Questrade, showcases a blend of business acumen and strong religious values. When faced with a potential setback during a cruc...
14 Oct
Chabad.org
Wounded Rabbi Helps Others Shake Lulav
13 Oct
Rabbi Menachem Kutner, injured in the Bein Ganim yeshiva bombing during the Yom Kippur War, has turned his personal trauma into a mission of empowerment and ...
13 Oct
MomentMag
The State of Religious Freedom Today with Rabbi David Saperstein and Nadine Epstein
13 Oct
Rabbi David Saperstein engages in a comprehensive discussion with Moment Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein about the current state of religious freedom, with a ...
13 Oct
Lehrhaus
Ameilut in the Age of AI
12 Oct
Max Hollander explores the interplay between artificial intelligence (AI) advancements and the traditional Jewish value of 'ameilut ba-Torah' (toiling in Tor...
12 Oct
JTA
Sarah Hurwitz wants Jews to stop apologizing and start learning
12 Oct
Sarah Hurwitz, a former White House speechwriter, continues her exploration of Jewish identity with her new book, "As a Jew: Reclaiming Our Story from Those ...
12 Oct
Unpacked
The Secret Origins of Ashkenazi Jews
10 Oct
The video explores the origins of Ashkenazi Jews, countering the controversial Khazar theory which suggests that Ashkenazi Jews stem from a Turkic kingdom ca...
10 Oct
JTA
Nadler accuses RFK Jr of antisemitism over claim that ‘early’ circumcisions lead to autism
10 Oct
Representative Jerry Nadler accused Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of antisemitism after Kennedy claimed that early circumcisions might contribute to autism due to th...
10 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah
Finding Happiness - Gay People, Sex, and Marriage
10 Oct
The article discusses the complex issue faced by Orthodox Jewish gay individuals in reconciling their sexual orientation with traditional Halachic prohibitio...
10 Oct
JTA
László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel
9 Oct
Laszlo Krasznahorkai, a renowned Hungarian author whose works embody existential bleakness and stylistic innovation, has won the Nobel Prize for Literature. ...
9 Oct
Hadassah
The Person Behind the Breast Cancer Diagnosis
9 Oct
Dr. Shani Paluch-Shimon, a leading figure in breast cancer care, heads Hadassah's Sharett Institute of Oncology. Her pioneering approach emphasizes personali...
9 Oct
Forward
How Philip Roth invented a myth called 'Philip Roth'
7 Oct
Steven J. Zipperstein's biography, "Philip Roth: Stung By Life," focuses on Roth's intellectual and artistic development, distinguishing itself from other bi...
7 Oct
Future of Jewish
The Jews have a right to win.
6 Oct
Joshua Hoffman reflects on Sukkot as a symbol of Jewish resilience and unity, especially in the face of rising antisemitism and global challenges. He emphasi...
6 Oct
Emes Ve-Emunah
Yes, Sharon, We Are Facing a Spiritual Catastrophe
6 Oct
Addressing a proclamation by Rabbi Sharon Brous about an ongoing spiritual catastrophe within Judaism, the article criticizes heterodox movements for adaptin...
6 Oct
Rationalist Judaism
Mission: Impossible
6 Oct
Natan Slifkin highlights the challenge of engaging the charedi community in discussions about their resistance to civic responsibilities, which he views as d...
6 Oct
Rationalist Judaism
The Esrog Challenge
5 Oct
Natan Slifkin explores the theological challenges regarding the identification of the esrog, or citron, as the pri etz hadar mentioned in the Torah. Despite ...
5 Oct
MomentMag
My Father #eliewiesel
3 Oct
Elisha Wiesel shares reflections on the teachings and parenting style of his father, Elie Wiesel, an influential figure in Jewish culture and Holocaust educa...
3 Oct
Forward
A 91-year-old Jewish comedian walked into a pub — and out with my heart
3 Oct
At 91, Dyan Forest, formerly Diana Schulman, captivates audiences with her unique blend of humor and music. As the world's oldest working female comedian, he...
3 Oct
18forty
Three Jewish Ways To Fight (Your) Demons
1 Oct
The article by Rivka Bennun Kay explores Jewish historical and textual approaches to confronting personal and communal challenges, metaphorically framed as "...
1 Oct