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Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller and veteran journalist Robert Siegel engage in a discussion about the recent developments in the Israel-Iran conflict,...

Israeli media has shifted into emergency mode following Israel's military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, acting as a crucial public safety resource ami...

Nadine Epstein reflects on the evolution of Jewish time consciousness, highlighting how Jews simultaneously honor the past while staying wary of present and ...

Dan Perry challenges the reflexive labeling of all hostility towards Jews as classic antisemitism, urging a nuanced understanding of different forms of anti-...

The interview with Ilan Berman explores the ongoing tensions within Israeli politics regarding the Haredi draft and its impact on both domestic and internati...

Letty Cottin Pogrebin reflects on the progress and setbacks over the past fifty years concerning women's rights, Jewish identity, and Israeli politics. As a ...

Sarah Posner critiques Donald Trump's disregard for the separation of church and state, focusing on his alignment with Christian nationalist perspectives tha...

In a Moment magazine debate, Congressman Jamie Raskin and attorney William Choslovsky explore whether due process consistently benefits Jews. Raskin argues t...

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, Moment magazine takes a nostalgic journey back to its origins in 1975, reflecting on its founders, including Leonard Fein ...

"Tatami," a film co-directed by Israeli Guy Nattiv and Iranian Zar Amr Ebrahimi, explores the intersection of sport and geopolitics through the story of Leil...

Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz's book "Jewish Ethics: The 10 Greatest Ideas & 10 Leadership Lessons to Actualize Them" challenges traditional boundaries by integrat...

The alarming rise in antisemitic violence, highlighted by recent attacks in Washington, D.C., and Boulder, CO, has galvanized the Jewish community to enhance...

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas resembles a high-stakes game of chicken, with both sides waiting for the other to concede first amidst growing ...

Megan Naftali reflects on her complex relationship with faith and family during the Jewish festival of Shavuot, set against a backdrop of personal loss and r...

The playful yet controversial "Jew, Not a Jew" sketch from Saturday Night Live, created by Al Franken in 1988, remains a fixture in the conversation about Je...

Nathan Guttman, an Israeli journalist and senior fellow at the Moment Institute, reflects on his rare experience reporting from the Gulf states during Presid...

Arie W. Kruglanski and Dan Raviv, in their book "The Quest for Significance," delve into the universal human drive to lead a meaningful life, feeling respect...

The article discusses the historical and contemporary debates about immigration policies in the U.S., drawing parallels between past and present sentiments. ...

In a devastating terror attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, two Israeli embassy staffers were killed. This act, committed by Elias Ro...

Richard Michelson, an acclaimed writer and poet, utilizes children's books to explore and impart Jewish culture, values, and history. His works cover a diver...

In a poignant statement, Moment Magazine Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein responds to the tragic shooting of Sarah Milgrim and Yarn Lischinsky outside the Capi...

A tragic incident unfolded outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, resulting in the deaths of two individuals. The perpetrator, Elias Rodriguez,...

JoJo Drake Kalin, an event organizer at the Jewish Capital Museum, recounts the tragic incident where two young Israeli embassy employees, Yarn Lischinsky an...

Donald Trump's recent diplomatic tour has prompted significant reflection and recalibration within the Israeli media landscape. Israeli outlets are grappling...

Exploring the resilience of jazz in Nazi Germany, the piece highlights how music serves as a powerful form of resistance against oppressive regimes. Despite ...

Louis Bannet, a renowned Dutch jazz trumpeter, found himself in the harrowing clutches of Auschwitz during the Holocaust. Facing an ultimatum to perform or f...

The recent violence against the Druze minority in Syria underscores the severe challenges they face amidst changing political dynamics. Following the spread ...

Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Rev. Johnnie Moore are planning a visit to Syria to evaluate the treatment of minorities amid a shift...

David Corenswet, a Jewish actor, is set to play Superman in the new DC Universe film directed by James Gunn, marking a historic first as the character's on-s...

The article explores the unique life journey of Ian Levy, also known as Levy Hideo, an American Jew who became a celebrated Japanese novelist. Despite growin...

Memory is a vital element in Jewish fiction, serving as a crucial theme through which writers explore historical and personal narratives. At a Moment-Karma S...

Jewish comedians often face antisemitism in their professional environments, where what is intended as humor can devolve into hate speech. This phenomenon is...

The Antisemitism Awareness Act, aimed at adopting the IHRA definition of antisemitism in evaluating anti-Israel protests in colleges, faces significant hurdl...

Susan Rubin Suleiman reviews "1945 and Other Stories" by Hungarian author Gábor T. Szántó, translated for an English audience and offering poignant, compact ...

The article highlights the vital roles played by three American Jewish soldiers—Major Eugene Cohen, Jack Nowitz, and Benjamin Ferencz—in liberating and docum...

Composer David Amram, at 94 years old, continues to enthrall audiences with his expansive legacy and future ambitions. During a conversation with jazz musici...

In a significant turn of events, a protest movement has emerged in Gaza, challenging the long-standing rule of Hamas. For several days, hundreds of Palestini...

The article examines a strategic effort by Israel's right-wing factions to disenfranchise Arab parties, which form a critical part of the opposition in Israe...

At a recent Yom HaShoah ceremony at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Abe Foxman, former head of the Anti-Defamation League, expressed concerns about risin...

Julie Brill, author of "Hidden in Plain Sight: A Family Memoir and the Untold Story of the Holocaust in Serbia," joins Amy E. Schwartz from Moment for a conv...

The article delves into the controversial dynamics of Middle East studies and the broader political alliances surrounding antisemitism and Israeli politics. ...

Anne-Marie Deutsch reflects on her childhood experience of watching the televised trial of Adolf Eichmann in 1961, which inadvertently introduced her to the ...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro experienced a harrowing attack on his home during Passover, which has raised concerns about antisemitism and political vio...

The Antisemitism Awareness Act (AAA) has been reintroduced by Rep. Mike Lawler, aiming to define antisemitism to aid the Department of Education in investiga...

Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, historian Sir Simon Schama embarked on a poignant journey to former vibrant Jewish communities in Eu...

MomentLive!, an initiative by the magazine \emph{Moment}, commemorates its fifth anniversary. Initially launched during the early days of the COVID-19 pandem...

Rachel Isaacs reflects on her experience revitalizing Jewish life in the small town of Waterville, Maine, where she serves as a rabbi and is the founder of t...

Readers of Moment magazine responded to a range of topics recently covered by the publication, delving into the influence of Viktor Frankl, the therapeutic p...

Hebrew's use of "chaver," which ambiguously refers to both platonic friends and romantic partners, highlights cultural nuances in how Israelis define relatio...

The tribute to Myra Sklarew, commemorating her remarkable career in poetry, highlights her work that explored Jewish identity, nature, and human history with...