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Lehrhaus Letter to the Editor About “An Empty Place at the Jewish Table: Why Are Young Jews Dropping Out?” 16 Feb
Perry Dane responds to Steve Lipman's article on young Jews leaving Orthodox Judaism, highlighting two key omissions. Firstly, Dane points out that Lipman ov...
16 Feb
Emes Ve-Emunah An Appalling Op-ed by a Charedi MK 15 Feb
Israeli Charedi MK Rabbi Yitzchak Pindrus has stirred controversy with an op-ed arguing that the Israeli state is systematically undermining the Torah-observ...
15 Feb
Forward The one Jewish value everyone should hold dear in the age of AI 15 Feb
In exploring the Jewish response to the rapid advancement of AI technology, Louis Keene argues that the value of "ameilut" or toil is crucial. While AI can p...
15 Feb
Living Lchaim Why Jews Don’t Follow Jesus 14 Feb
Rabbi Ken Spiro provides an in-depth analysis of why Judaism never embraced Christianity, focusing on the historical and theological reasons within a traditi...
14 Feb
Chabad.org What Type of Guardian Are You? 12 Feb
Rabbi Shalom Paltiel explores the concept of guardianship as outlined in Parsha Mishpatim, where the Torah identifies four types of guardians, each with vary...
12 Feb
Forward Does Jewish law say it's OK to lie to the high-roller who wants to manage your rock 'n' roll band? 12 Feb
Peter Himmelman recounts an encounter in 1986 with a flamboyant high-roller who offers to finance his rock career, prompting a moral dilemma about lying. Fac...
12 Feb
18forty Why So Many Laws? Mishpatim and the Making of a Moral Society 12 Feb
Keshet Starr's article delves into the Torah portion Mishpatim, exploring the reasons behind its numerous laws and their purpose in creating a just society. ...
12 Feb
Rationalist Judaism An Embarrassing Rabbis' Letter on the Draft 11 Feb
Natan Slifkin critically analyzes a public letter signed by forty rabbis from the religious Zionist community supporting the controversial Draft Exemption La...
11 Feb
Lehrhaus When Prayer Meets Principle: Rabbi Soloveitchik and the Limits of Accommodation 11 Feb
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik's 1954 ruling against attending mixed-seating synagogues, even at the expense of missing the shofar on Rosh Hashanah, reveals th...
11 Feb
Mishpacha The Shadow of Hashem 10 Feb
"The Shadow of Hashem" reflects on the profound impact of parental behavior on children, exploring this theme through the lens of a narrative from the Midras...
10 Feb
Chabad.org I Was In Prison For 24 YEARS 9 Feb
This podcast episode from the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" series dives into the compelling narrative of an individual who spent 24 years in pris...
9 Feb
Jewish History Lectures Near Eastern Law Codes Jewish History in the Torah Mishpatim 9 Feb
This video explores the parallels between ancient Near Eastern legal codes and Jewish laws found in the Torah, particularly focusing on Parashat Mishpatim. B...
9 Feb
JTA Former Moscow rabbi says he rebuffed mass conversion proposal discussed by Ehud Barak in Epstein files recording 6 Feb
Revelations from newly released recordings of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak in conversation with Jeffrey Epstein have sparked controversy in Israe...
6 Feb
Sonya's Prep Moms Sick Dad Tries To Make Shabbat 😅🤣 6 Feb
In this lighthearted video, the dynamics of a Jewish household are humorously explored as a father tries to take over Shabbat preparations while the mother i...
6 Feb
Chabad.org How The Rebbe Set the STANDARD FOR MARRIAGE 4 Feb
The discussion explores how the Lubavitcher Rebbe, a significant figure in modern Judaism, influenced marital relations among his followers and set a high st...
4 Feb
Chabad.org First Ever Tanya Printing In TANZANIA 4 Feb
The video likely documents the significant milestone of printing the Tanya, an important work of Chabad Hasidic philosophy, in Tanzania for the first time. T...
4 Feb
Jewish History Lectures The Sabbath Jewish History in the Torah Yitro 4 Feb
The video explores the profound significance of the Sabbath as portrayed in the Torah portion Yitro, offering insights into its historical, cultural, and rel...
4 Feb
MomentMag What Does it Mean to be Jewish Today with Shmuel Rosner and Amy E Schwartz 4 Feb
In the contemporary landscape marked by rapid change and uncertainty, the nature of Jewish identity is being actively redefined. In a dialogue between Shmuel...
4 Feb
Jewish History Lectures Who was Arminius Vambery? 3 Feb
Arminius Vambery was a renowned 19th-century explorer and academic whose adventurous life bridged cultural and geographical divides. Born to a Jewish family ...
3 Feb
JTA I traveled from Israel to Spain to convert new Jews. A single ‘Sababa’ made me feel safer. 3 Feb
Rabbi Hayim Leiter reflects on his experiences traveling from Israel to Spain to perform ritual circumcisions (brises) for converts amidst a politically char...
3 Feb
Rationalist Judaism A Yeshiva That Gets It Right 3 Feb
Natan Slifkin reflects on his experience visiting a hesder yeshiva in Akko during a Shabbaton, highlighting the contrast between the educational approaches o...
3 Feb
Forward In 92NY talk, Bret Stephens urges 'dismantling' ADL and investing more in Jewish identity 2 Feb
Bret Stephens, a New York Times columnist, delivered a provocative address at the 92nd Street Y, suggesting a radical shift in the Jewish community's approac...
2 Feb
Forward These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen? 2 Feb
In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potent...
2 Feb
Forward A border official mocked an attorney for observing Shabbat. Orthodox lawyers say the issue is not new. 2 Feb
A recent derogatory incident involving an Orthodox Jewish attorney highlights ongoing challenges faced by observant Jewish lawyers in maintaining their relig...
2 Feb
eJewishPhilanthropy Creating rituals for the transitions of aging 1 Feb
As people live longer due to advances in science and medicine, there is a growing need for new Jewish rituals to mark the transitions of aging, a life stage ...
1 Feb
JTA Why Jewish law cares about mother birds, baby goats and the bonds of animal families 1 Feb
Beth Berkowitz's new book, "What Animals Teach Us About Families," examines the biblical and rabbinic laws concerning animal kinship and their implications f...
1 Feb
Living Lchaim They Turned On Me When I Became Jewish 31 Jan
Nissim Black, a prominent rapper and convert to Judaism, discusses the increase in antisemitism he faced upon embracing his new identity. The episode delves ...
31 Jan
JTA Ritchie Torres’ challengers are testing how Israel plays in the Bronx — and taking aim at ‘Zionists’ in a Jewish neighborhood 30 Jan
The political race for the Bronx's 15th Congressional District seat, currently held by pro-Israel Congressman Ritchie Torres, is highlighting the intersectio...
30 Jan
Jewish Insider The cases that made Nat Lewin — and the causes he made possible 30 Jan
Nat Lewin has had a profound impact on American legal history and the role of Jews in the legal profession. Renowned for his work on significant cases, inclu...
30 Jan
Sonya's Prep Kosher Shopping Haul Too Expensive? Or Just Tight? 29 Jan
Kosher shopping often comes with a reputation for being more expensive due to the specific dietary requirements and restricted supply sources. This video exp...
29 Jan
Rationalist Judaism The Charedi Chessed Myth 29 Jan
Natan Slifkin examines the notion of chessed (acts of loving-kindness) within the Charedi community, challenging the widespread perception of its significant...
29 Jan
Jewish History Lectures Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch Jewish History in the Torah Beshalah 29 Jan
Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch was a prominent Jewish thinker whose ideas on Jewish history are explored through the lens of the Torah portion Beshalah. This le...
29 Jan
Tablet The Men Who Bring Them Home 28 Jan
In this poignant narrative, Dovi Safier recounts his visit to Israel as he supports Yasar Darom, a specialized IDF unit responsible for recovering the remain...
28 Jan
Mishpacha Saved 27 Jan
In a heartfelt exploration of divine protection, the experiences of the Scarr family on a perilously cold night in Atlanta exemplify the Jewish belief that a...
27 Jan
Jewish Action Getting to the Root of Tu B’Shevat 26 Jan
Tu B'Shevat, often misunderstood as a day of judgment, is a halachic New Year specifically for fruit trees, delineating their tithing cycle in Jewish agricul...
26 Jan
Lehrhaus A Story Well Lived 26 Jan
Thomas P. Balázs explores how Judaism provides a path to infuse daily routines with spiritual significance, contrasting it with Western philosophies of seeki...
26 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah Thank You, Satmar 25 Jan
The Satmar Rebbe's recent ban on protests following the deaths of two young men highlights a significant stance on preserving human life, a principle he affi...
25 Jan
18forty How Archaeology Rewrote the History of Tefillin 22 Jan
Recent archaeological discoveries have shed light on the ancient practices of wearing tefillin, dating back to the Judean Desert period. Unearthed near Qumra...
22 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah Is This Deception Justified? 22 Jan
A leaked recording reveals that key Haredi rabbis in Israel, including Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch and Rabbi Dov Lando, have supported a proposed conscription ...
22 Jan
Jewish History Lectures Who was Setsuo Kotsuji? 21 Jan
Setsuo Kotsuji was a pivotal figure in Jewish history during World War II, known for his role in assisting Jewish refugees in Japan. An academic and a conver...
21 Jan
Lehrhaus The Sde Teiman incident: a retrospective 21 Jan
The article revisits the controversial Sde Teiman incident, where Israeli reservists were accused of abusing a detained Hamas terrorist. As the trial unfolds...
21 Jan
JTA Argentina’s chief Sephardic rabbi reaffirms century-old ban on local conversions, sparking backlash 21 Jan
Argentina's Sephardic Chief Rabbi Yosef Chehebar reaffirmed a century-old ban on local conversions, allowing them only if conducted in Israel. This move has ...
21 Jan
Living Lchaim He's Warning Jews About Fake Segulos (and Revealing Which Really Work) 21 Jan
Reb Binyomin Gringras ventures into the intriguing realm of segulos, exploring which ancient Jewish customs genuinely deliver blessings and which are fabrica...
21 Jan
Mishpacha A Mountain of Tefillin 20 Jan
Reflecting on her son's upcoming bar mitzvah, Cindy Scarr shares her emotional journey as she prepares to impart valuable lessons to her son stepping into Je...
20 Jan
Chabad.org This Is Where People Get RELIGION Wrong 20 Jan
This podcast episode delves into common misconceptions about religion, exploring how people often misunderstand or misrepresent religious practices and belie...
20 Jan
Chabad.org What Are YOU AFRAID Of? 20 Jan
Chabad.org explores the concept of fear and how it relates to personal growth and spirituality. The discussion delves into understanding the sources of our f...
20 Jan
Living Lchaim What Iran's Regime Does Not Want You To See 20 Jan
William, formerly a resident of Iran and a convert from Islam to Judaism, shares his harrowing experience of living under the oppressive Iranian regime. He d...
20 Jan
Tablet Oy Vey, Who Needs Another Biography of Philip Roth? 20 Jan
Philip Roth's life and work are examined in the context of literary biography, exploring whether his complex and often controversial persona can be reconcile...
20 Jan
Jamie Geller Why the Now Jewish Nanny Kept Her Conversion to Judaism a Secret | Jamie In The Rova Ep. 5 19 Jan
Adina Shoshana, known as the Now Jewish Nanny, shares her poignant journey of conversion to Judaism in the fifth episode of Jamie in the Rova. She explains h...
19 Jan
Rationalist Judaism Non-Mehadrin Food and the Yated 18 Jan
In a thought-provoking critique, Natan Slifkin challenges the charedi demand for uncompromising religious accommodations, such as mehadrin food, within the I...
18 Jan