Jewish Chronicle
Delicious ways to celebrate Rosh Hashanah 2024 in London
23 Sep
In London, there are numerous ways to enjoy the flavors of Rosh Hashanah, whether you're seeking kosher options or just want to savor festive dishes. Offerin...
23 Sep
Jewish Chronicle
Why it’s not OK to laugh at those in who died in the Hezbollah pager attacks
23 Sep
The article discusses the recent targeted military strike against Hezbollah that resulted in the deaths of numerous terrorists, raising ethical questions wit...
23 Sep
Forward
Their homes were destroyed on Oct. 7 — these drawings recapture the life that was
23 Sep
In the wake of the October 7th attacks by Hamas, a poignant initiative emerged aimed at restoring a sense of home to those who lost it. Sharon Segev, a resid...
23 Sep
Jewish Chronicle
Why pro-hostage graffiti made me see red
23 Sep
Increasingly common red-paint graffiti heralds a troubling discourse concerning Israeli politics and social activism, sparking strong emotions among observer...
23 Sep
Kveller
Yes, My Son, You Are Obligated to Go to Hebrew School
23 Sep
Jewish educator Lauren Reeves reflects on a conversation with her son about attending Hebrew school, emphasizing the importance of Jewish education and commu...
23 Sep
Emes Ve-Emunah
Rats, Religious Rights, and Public Health
23 Sep
New York City's new garbage collection policy, aimed at reducing rat infestations, poses a challenge to observant Jews in Crown Heights, who cannot set out t...
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Chabad.org
Northern Israeli Shares What It's Like Living In Israel After October 7th
23 Sep
In this episode, a resident from Northern Israel shares their personal experiences and the impact of the events following October 7th, a date marked by viole...
23 Sep
Living Lchaim
This Man Thanked God for Getting Hit by a Train
23 Sep
Ariel Berkowitz's extraordinary encounter with a life-threatening event highlights themes of gratitude and faith. After surviving a traumatic accident involv...
23 Sep
Israel: State of a Nation
Rawan Osman says that the Arab world sees Palestinians as Little Red Riding hood
23 Sep
Rawan Osman, a Syrian-Lebanese peace activist, discusses the prevalent perception in the Arab world of Palestinians being seen as Little Red Riding Hood and ...
23 Sep
Hadassah
Books on 10.7 Share First-Hand Accounts, Poetry and Prayers
23 Sep
In "Books on 10.7 Share First-Hand Accounts, Poetry and Prayers," Leah F. Finkelshteyn reviews several impactful works that illuminate the complex, human nar...
23 Sep
The Beinart Notebook
Why is Joe Biden Allowing This?
23 Sep
Peter Beinart examines the complex geopolitical interactions involving Israel's military actions in Lebanon, their potential implications for U.S. politics, ...
23 Sep
Future of Jewish
The Rise of Barbaric Progressivism
23 Sep
Benjamin Kerstein's essay examines the concerning trend within contemporary progressivism where some factions have paradoxically embraced antisemitism and ra...
23 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy
It’s Climate Week — time to move your money
23 Sep
In the spirit of Climate Week, Marla Stein, an Israeli philanthropist and impact investor, emphasizes the urgent need for Jewish funders and foundations to a...
23 Sep
eJewishPhilanthropy
Looking back and looking ahead: Lessons from a year of crises
23 Sep
Rachel Garbow Monroe, president and CEO of the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, reflects on the lessons learned over a year fraught with crises affect...
23 Sep
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What’s Your Fish?
23 Sep
Elana Stein Hain and Yonah Hain discuss the story of Jonah through the lens of a Midrash from Pirkei DeRabbi Eliezer, suggesting that Jonah's time in the wha...
23 Sep
18 Questions, 40 Israeli Thinkers
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David Stav: 'Israel as a state should not be a religious state'
23 Sep
Rabbi David Stav discusses the importance of maintaining Israel as a Jewish state that separates religion from state governance, advocating for democracy and...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
The Great Jewish Awakening
23 Sep
Following the wave of antisemitism that erupted after the attacks in Israel on October 7, American Jews have been experiencing a religious and cultural resur...
23 Sep
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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Exploding Hezbollah pagers 'audacious' deterrence message from Israel to Iran: one expert says
23 Sep
The episode explores the recent covert cyberattack allegedly by Israel, which targeted Hezbollah's communication devices and resulted in significant casualti...
23 Sep
The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner
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Exploding Hezbollah pagers 'audacious' deterrence message from Israel to Iran: one expert says
23 Sep
The episode discusses a covert Israeli operation that led to the destruction of Hezbollah's communication devices, resulting in significant casualties in Leb...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Is the Orthodox Community Doing Enough?
23 Sep
Following recent global events, there is a renewed urgency for outreach (kiruv) among unaffiliated Jews. Outreach professionals emphasize the need for broad ...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Teshuvah After October 7
23 Sep
Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen reflects on a spiritual transformation within the Jewish community sparked by the events of October 7, 2023. This day marked a resurge...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
One Year Later: How October 7 Changed Me
23 Sep
In the reflection pieces gathered by JA Mag, several Jewish individuals recount how the events of October 7 prompted them to engage more deeply with their fa...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Supporting At-Risk Youth in Israel Post–October 7
23 Sep
Following the traumatic events of October 7, Israeli youth, particularly those at risk, face a deepening crisis. These young individuals, often from challeng...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
The Eruv Revolution
23 Sep
Modern technology and professionalization have transformed the eruv industry, spearheading significant advancements in eruv design, construction, and mainten...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
The Eruv Maven: Meet Rabbi Micah Shotkin
23 Sep
Rabbi Micah Shotkin has carved a unique niche as a full-time professional eruv builder, serving communities in Passaic, Teaneck, and beyond. His expertise is...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
A New Normal?
23 Sep
The article by Sandy Eller discusses recent incidents of pro-Palestinian protests targeting synagogues across North America, marking a troubling escalation i...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Joining the Ranks of Jewish History
23 Sep
In the face of increased antisemitic threats, rabbis like Elliot Schrier and Yaakov Trump argue that these challenges offer unexpected opportunities for unit...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
The Artistry of the Etrog Box
23 Sep
Exploring the artistic evolution of the etrog box, this article delves into the concept of 'hiddur mitzvah,' which emphasizes beautifying the performance of ...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Is it Time for a Deep Dive into Feelings?
23 Sep
Moishe Bane reflects on the often overlooked but crucial role of emotions in Orthodox Jewish practice, questioning why deeper emotional engagement is not emp...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Letters – Fall 2024
23 Sep
The fall 2024 edition of JA Mag's "Letters" section provides a variety of perspectives about Jewish life and experiences related to the military, community s...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Lema’an Achai V’Rei’ai: Pursuing Unity
23 Sep
Rabbi Moshe Hauer emphasizes the urgent need for unity among Jews, stressing that overcoming internal divisiveness is critical for the collective strength of...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Bring Your Jewish Self to Work
23 Sep
Post-October 7, a surge in Jewish identity exploration has been observed globally, prompting discussions about integrating Jewish identity into professional ...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Four Traits of Successful Social Entrepreneurs
23 Sep
In the face of significant global challenges impacting the Jewish community, Tamar Frydman, director of the OU Impact Accelerator, outlines the crucial trait...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Kosher Conundrums: Answers to kashrus questions you never thought to ask
23 Sep
Navigating the complexities of kosher labeling, this piece explores surprising questions about kashrut. It clarifies misunderstandings about "non-dairy" labe...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
What’s the Truth about . . . Milchemet Mitzvah?
23 Sep
The concept of "milchemet mitzvah" refers to wars that are religiously mandated according to Jewish law. One common misconception is that a war can only be c...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Squash Sensations for the Holiday Table
23 Sep
Naomi Ross explores the versatility and historical significance of gourds and squash, highlighting their culinary potential for holiday gatherings. She delve...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Squash Sensations for the Holiday Table
23 Sep
Naomi Ross explores the culinary and symbolic significance of squash in Jewish holiday cooking, particularly during autumn. She highlights the versatility of...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Rosh Hashanah: Let There Be Light
23 Sep
Rabbi Norman Lamm's sermon, originally delivered in 1961 and excerpted in the book 'Festivals of Faith,' explores the theme of clarity amid confusion during ...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Rav Schachter on Pirkei Avos: Insights and Commentary Based on the Shiurim of Rav Hershel Schachter
23 Sep
Rabbi Hershel Schachter has not only played a pivotal role as a communal leader and educator but has also diligently transmitted the rich tradition of Torah ...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Masters of the Word: Traditional Jewish Bible Commentary from the Twelfth through Fourteenth Centuries (Vol. 3)
23 Sep
"Masters of the Word: Traditional Jewish Bible Commentary from the Twelfth through Fourteenth Centuries (Vol. 3)" by Rabbi Yonatan Kolatch is reviewed by Rab...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Kaddish Around the World: Uplifting and Inspiring Stories
23 Sep
Rabbi Gedalia Zweig's latest book, "Kaddish Around the World," features uplifting stories demonstrating the unifying power of the Kaddish prayer across diver...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Reviews in Brief – Fall 2024
23 Sep
Rabbi Gil Student reviews two important books on distinctive aspects of Jewish life and thought. Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald's "Life after Teshuvah" addresses t...
23 Sep
Jewish Action
Holy Pineapples
23 Sep
Tania Hammer recounts her unexpected venture into pineapple sales to support a farmer named Noam during a challenging time in Israel. Amidst war and uncertai...
23 Sep
Jewish Chronicle
Rosh Hashanah chicken Waldorf salad in little gem cups
23 Sep
This recipe for Rosh Hashanah introduces a delightful twist on the classic Waldorf salad by incorporating leftover roast chicken, making it a versatile and c...
23 Sep
Decision Points
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Ring of Fire: Iran’s Proxy Network Against Israel and How to Disrupt It
23 Sep
Iran's use of proxy networks across the Middle East has created a complex security challenge for Israel, with influence extending from Lebanon to Yemen. Expe...
23 Sep
Tel Aviv Review
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Hate but Were Afraid to Ask
23 Sep
Eran Halperin explores the psychological depths of hate, arguing it is a stable and intense emotion, targeting entire groups rather than specific actions, un...
23 Sep
Tablet
A Cancellation Trilogy
23 Sep
Censorship, particularly through cancel culture, is a significant theme in contemporary literature, especially among Jewish authors who have a historical awa...
23 Sep
Tablet
The New Rules of Western Journalism
23 Sep
Eitan Fischberger highlights the troubling conflation of journalism and propaganda, particularly in the portrayal of the Gaza conflict. He criticizes Western...
23 Sep