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The article analyzes the evolving U.S.-Iran relations amid reports of a potential memorandum of understanding to de-escalate tensions. The deal reportedly in...

Ryan Burge, a political scientist and Baptist minister, critiques the idea of a religious revival among young Americans, arguing that current religious engag...

Giuliano da Empoli's latest work, "The Hour of the Predator," offers insights into the intertwined world of politics and technology as seen through his Europ...

In "A Brief History of Shitcoins," Adam Lehrer explores the surge in risky cryptocurrency investments during the COVID-19 pandemic. As many Americans receive...

Gerald Early examines the legendary jazz trumpeter Miles Davis in honor of what would have been his 100th birthday. The article delves into Davis's early car...

Yaakov Asher Sinclair shares his unexpected journey from a routine medical check-up to a significant spiritual experience following a health scare. What seem...

Benjamin Morse offers a personal narrative reflecting on his attendance at a Unite the Kingdom (UTK) rally, highlighting the nuance and diversity among Briti...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Lauren Cole found unexpected success on TikTok by creating content focused on medieval women, particularly the influential 12th...

Gloria Z. Greenfield, once a leader in the radical feminist movement, left the women's movement in 1983, citing the pervasive antisemitism she experienced as...

Leigh Stein's latest novel, "If You're Seeing This, It's Meant for You," explores the intricate dynamics of internet culture through a Gothic mystery narrati...

Linda Hirschel explores the complex role of Haredim in Israeli society, challenging the perception of their isolation and highlighting their integration and ...

Julius Margulies, known as Snuffy, offers a candid glimpse into his multifaceted life, seamlessly blending art, music production, and high-stakes real estate...

Amidst a widespread narrative of declining religious affiliation among younger Americans, some researchers now suggest this trend may be stabilizing, with a ...

David Ingber critiques the tendency of some progressive rabbis to selectively apply their moral scrutiny, often focusing on the Israeli government while negl...

Exploring the mystical city of Safed, also known as Tzfat, the author immerses in the unique atmosphere that has attracted kabbalists for centuries. Situated...

Jason Greenblatt explores significant changes in the Iran nuclear negotiations landscape, highlighting the shift in military dynamics and the extensive lever...

Pnina Rosenblum, an iconic figure in Israeli popular culture, has reinvented herself as a wartime singer during recent conflicts. Her release of "Eifo Hayite...

Pnina Rosenblum, an iconic Israeli figure known for her flamboyant style and entrepreneurial spirit, has reinvented herself yet again as a wartime chanteuse ...

The article by Harrison Kass examines the declining role and mythos of the fighter pilot in modern warfare, particularly in light of the increasing reliance ...

Katherine Dee's article highlights the importance of role-playing in childhood development, drawing on the work of developmental psychologists Dorothy and Je...

The rise of conspiracist anti-Zionism in America marks a troubling convergence of ideologies that transcends traditional left-right political divides. Once t...

The article "Strange Trip" by Lee Smith explores the geopolitical complexities surrounding President Donald Trump's stance on Iran amidst tensions with Chine...

Laurence Salomon reflects on the profound personal impact of the Holocaust, recounting the story of his deceased twin sister, Silvia, who died in the Sobibor...

J.C. Halper narrates a gripping tale about a mysterious, menacing figure from his past who unexpectedly reappears in his Jerusalem bookstore. Halper, a books...

Frederick Kaufman's piece explores the hidden world of Manhattan's 47th Street gold trade, an area renowned for its unofficial dealings in precious metals. B...

Tablet Magazine is expanding its audio branch, Tablet Studios, and is on the lookout for a versatile Associate Producer/Audio Editor. This role involves hand...

The article humorously reflects on Israeli culture through the unexpected sight of a man, Erez Ben-Ishay, wearing a tie in Herzliya, a city near Tel Aviv, wh...

Beny Spira's article "The Mask of Certainty" challenges the perceived efficacy of mask mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite confident assertions by...

Elon Musk's Tesla Diner in Los Angeles is heralded as a modern-day homage to Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks," blending retro-futurist design with the technologi...

Near-death experiences (NDEs), once regarded as fringes of mystical experiences, are being explored under scientific scrutiny at the IANDS conference, celebr...

The article explores allegations surrounding certain Iranian nationals receiving favorable immigration treatment to the United States during the Obama admini...

Katherine Dee explores the evolution of extremist movements, highlighting how online platforms have changed the nature and perception of extremism. She contr...

David Samuels reflects nostalgically on the 1990s, prompted by attending a Broadway play that stood out for its originality and depth, evoking the era's cult...

Martín Sivak accompanies Leila Gianni, a provocative political candidate in Buenos Aires, as she uses unconventional methods to gain attention in her campaig...

Recent scientific discoveries about RNA and DNA existing in deep space raise profound questions about the origins of life and the universe. Jewish mysticism,...

The editors of Tablet Magazine provide a reflective piece titled "May 2026," offering insights into the future directions and challenges that the Jewish comm...

Dovid Bashevkin's article delves into Tractate Menachot from the Talmud, highlighting its focus on vegetarian offerings and its deeper philosophical implicat...

Reflecting on decades of geopolitical turmoil and personal crises, Sergey Maidukov draws a parallel between past apocalyptic fears during the USSR's decline ...

Lee Smith's article explores the complexities of political violence in America, particularly threats against Donald Trump, and the intricate web of conspirac...

Alan Grabinsky examines the diplomatic tensions between Spain and Israel, focusing on Spain's deep historical roots of antisemitism and anti-Americanism that...

Henry James' 1881 novel *The Portrait of a Lady* is celebrated as his most beloved work, offering a complex narrative that delves into the life of an intrigu...

Liel Leibovitz critiques the heavy security measures at Jewish institutions in response to rising antisemitism, arguing that they contribute to a siege menta...

Menachem Butler's article delves into the historical trade networks of the 12th century as illuminated by the Cairo Geniza documents, particularly focusing o...

Set in a near-future media landscape mired in a crisis of trust and purpose, the article examines the plight of Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor turned free sp...

Fashion designer Iris van Herpen challenges traditional notions of exoticism by shifting the focus from rare materials to innovative processes and creative i...

The article explores the complex relationship between the famous Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes and Jewish themes, set against the backdrop of 17th-centu...

Steve Siporin reflects on his evolving relationship with wearing a kippah, initially resisted in his youth due to cultural stereotypes and a desire for unres...

Cryptocurrency's reputation as a tool for shadowy transactions overlooks its potential for unprecedented traceability thanks to blockchain technology. While ...

This reflective piece by Katherine Dee delves into the complex dynamics of smartphone addiction within families, highlighting generational differences in tec...

Isaac Lewendel and Dominique Idlas-Nobelson's comprehensive, self-published work explores the history of La Lande, an obscure detention camp in Nazi-occupied...