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This video discusses the challenge of maintaining rationality while investing and warns against falling into traps set by market fluctuations.

The article reflects on the life and impact of David Biale, a Jewish scholar and radical known for his infectious smile and unwavering passion for Jewish stu...

The video showcases different kosher family dinner ideas for the week in an Orthodox Jewish household.

A London rabbi, registered as a mohel in England, was arrested and charged in Dublin for performing circumcisions on non-Jewish children without authorizatio...

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

The article discusses the emotional struggle of Emma Tsurkov, sister of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Jewish academic abducted by an Iraqi paramilitary group 500 days...

In Shiur 477, Rabbi Moshe Aharon Kahane and Rabbi Yaakov Ephraim Forcheimer discuss the importance of teaching children about the dangers of camp and life, d...

The Sephardi Kashrut Authority (SKA) has approved Twiglets as kosher, with the stick-like snacks being parev and containing brewers yeast, similar to Marmite...

For those observing the Nine Days and beyond, meat-free meal ideas are abundant. From smoky aubergine with chickpeas to Israeli shawarma mushrooms, a variety...

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

In this video, Tuvia Bolton shares a unique perspective on his father's will, revealing a detail that went unnoticed by others and discussing his efforts to ...

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

The text explores the theological perspective within Israeli Haredi society, focusing on the belief that human efforts have no direct impact on outcomes, whi...

This text explores the intertwined relationship between faith, art, and Jewish tradition through the author's personal journey and literary work. Growing up ...

The text discusses the limitations of the traditional binary classification of theist vs. atheist when it comes to beliefs about God, particularly within Jud...

The discussion highlights the complexities of teaching faith in Jewish education, especially in the context of displaying the Ten Commandments in public clas...

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

In a recent court ruling in Ottawa, Canada, Shechita operations were allowed to continue, safeguarding the production of Kosher meat for the Jewish community...

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...

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...

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...

In a critique of JD Vance's ideas about parenthood, Rabbi Jay Michaelson argues against Vance's assertion that having children is a prerequisite for caring f...

A YouTube video featuring Tuva Sablosky's story of saving his dad's Jewish burial amidst family members opting for cremation.

Eli Rubin discusses the concept of the Rebbe as the Messiah in the context of Chabad Hasidism on the 18Forty Podcast. He delves into the essence of Hasidism,...

Rabbi Yanky Kuperwasser shared a remarkable story about a man named Rafael who, while playing basketball in Bnei Brak, sought a blessing from Rav Chaim Kanie...

The text highlights a personal story depicting the devastating impact of lashon hara, focusing on a woman struggling in her search for a partner and battling...

Yinon Magal, a right-wing media figure in Israel, is known for his calls for victory over Hamas, challenging left-wing dominance in power, and preserving Isr...

The article explores the Hebrew root (ayin-samekh-kof) related to dealing or doing business, tracing its usage from Jewish texts to modern contexts like Zion...

Yehoshua Pfeffer discusses the challenges and opportunities surrounding Haredi participation in the Israeli Defense Forces and the broader role of Judaism in...

A Federal Court of Canada ruling has paused new government-imposed guidelines on kosher slaughter methods, allowing the practice of shechita, which Jewish gr...

The article provides nine handy tips for planning an affordable staycation while maintaining a kosher diet. Suggestions include choosing self-catering accomm...

Rabbi Daniel Cohen reflects on his experiences at the bedside of individuals in their final moments of life, drawing from personal memories and professional ...

Rabbi Daniel Cohen reflects on his experiences at the deathbeds of individuals, highlighting the impact of family presence during these final moments. He emp...

The discussion surrounding the divisions within Judaism poses the question: should Judaism adhere to Orthodox, post-denominational, or alternative frameworks...

This discussion delves into the complexities of teaching Jewish children about the non-Jewish world, weighing the necessity of maintaining a distinct Jewish ...

Guest co-host David Remnick joins Yonit to discuss Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the presidential race, which shifts focus to Kamala Harris, and Neta...

In "Pantyhose Are Like Torahs," the author recounts a story from their youth about struggling to wear pantyhose, drawing parallels between the process of wea...

Dr. David Weiss, a professor visiting the Rebbe, ponders the question - Who Is Considered My Chassid?

Bear Bergman explores parenting through a Jewish lens in his new book "Special Topics in Being a Parent." Drawing on Jewish cultural values such as storytell...

Carrie Silverberg, a CUPE member, leads a human rights complaint against CUPE Ontario, challenging its BDS policies and perceived systemic antisemitism, foll...

India Abraham, an immigrant to Israel, combines her scientific and creative talents as a medical tattoo artist to help victims of the October 7th massacre he...

The text compares the mission of Chabad with Centrist Orthodoxy in understanding the purpose of Jewish practice as creating a dwelling place for God in the p...

Israel's defense ministry issued draft notices to Haredi men, following a court ruling against army exemptions for yeshiva students, prompting protests and t...

In Parshas Pinchas, the Torah emphasizes the significance of counting Bnei Yisrael, highlighting two types of counting: a mere tally and a deeper, meaningful...

The text humorously explores the unique experience of using a Shabbat Elevator, a device operated on the Sabbath for observant Jews who avoid certain activit...

In the Letters to the Editor section of Hadassah Magazine, readers express mixed feelings about various articles in the publication. One reader praises Noa T...

An event in Milwaukee marked the 30th yahrtzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, highlighting the growing interest in Jewish connection. Rabbi Yisroel Shmotkin's pi...

Rav Avraham Shmulevitz, a respected maggid shiur at Yeshivas Mir, passed away, leaving behind a legacy of love and devotion towards his students. Known for h...