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In this reflective piece, Dan Goldfine shares a complex interaction with an Evangelical Christian colleague about Israeli politics and the theological differ...

The article highlights significant dates in Jewish history during the week of September 9-15, as part of a collaboration between JEWDICIOUS and DUST AND STAR...

Eli Albrecht's commentary addresses controversial remarks by Candace Owens, who accused Jewish leaders of promoting Jewish supremacy. Albrecht challenges Owe...

Michael Golden reflects on the tragic events of the 1972 Munich Olympics, where Palestinian terrorists killed 11 Israeli athletes, and the subsequent Mossad ...

Beth Perkel explores the concept of divinely placed verses in scripture, paralleling the miraculous objects created at the last moment of the Biblical Creati...

Michael Golden's article reflects on the somber news of six Israeli hostages killed by Hamas, adding to the ongoing grief and tension in Israel. Intended ini...

Joanna Landau's article explores the complex emotions experienced in Israel amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting moments of joy amidst grief. She discusses ...

In this reflective piece, Abigail Pickus explores the ongoing challenges and responsibilities of parenthood and Jewish life through the lens of the Torah por...

This week's edition of "This Week in Jewish History" by JEWDICIOUS covers significant milestones and struggles from the Jewish past. Highlights include the C...

The article recounts a personal encounter at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago between the author, Michael Golden, and two Hasidic Jews, Levi and...

"Speaking to the Future: An 'Ethical Will'" by Michael S. Lewis, M.D., discusses the concept of an ethical will, a tradition in Judaism that allows individua...

In Jewish history this week, significant events occurred such as the public debate of Nachmanides against a Jewish convert to Christianity in 1263, leading t...

The article discusses the possibility of a Jewish president in the United States, focusing on two potential candidates named Josh: Josh Shapiro, the Governor...

Gerhart Riegner, a member of the World Jewish Congress, sent a telegram in 1942 to the U.S. and Great Britain detailing Hitler's plan to annihilate 4 million...

Ross Kagan Marks, a film director and educator, reflects on his experiences with failure and resilience, emphasizing the importance of learning from setbacks...

This week in Jewish history includes significant events such as the arrival of the first shipload of Russian Jewish immigrants in New York in 1881, marking t...

Allison Fishman Task, a life coach, discusses spirituality and its distinction from religion in her work. She explains that spirituality is about a personal ...

This Week in Jewish History recounts significant events in the Jewish past, including the deportation of Jews from the Warsaw Ghetto by the Nazis in 1942 on ...

Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, discusses the ongoing conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah in a podcast. Oren emphasizes the need ...

Debbie Weiss reflects on her experience of grief and resilience, learning from her father Morton who became a single parent after her mother's death. Morton ...

This week in Jewish history includes significant events such as Pope Innocent III's declaration in 1205 condemning Jews, Joseph Goldberger's birthday in 1874...

The text explores the concept of whether God has a sense of humor, drawing on the idea that everything in the physical world reflects a higher spiritual real...

U.S. Congressman Brad Schneider faced anti-Semitic vandalism and harassment at his home and office, with a masked mob shouting vile statements and tearing do...

Rabbi Mari Chernow reflects on the power of words in Jewish tradition and the current truth crisis affecting society, as discussed in the book "These Truths ...

The article by Jimmy Greenfield highlights the importance of expressing gratitude, especially towards teachers who leave a lasting impact. Greenfield reflect...

The author recounts her decision to take a solo getaway in Wisconsin after sending her son to camp, reflecting on her initial apprehension and subsequent app...

Amy Stoken reflects on Jewish unity amidst political divisions and a resurgence of antisemitism, noting the importance of avoiding internal splits over polit...

Louisiana recently passed a bill requiring public classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, sparking concerns about the separation of religion and state. T...

In the article "A Thriving Shtetl in the American Desert" by Ross Kagan Marks, the author discusses the growth and impact of the Jewish community in Las Cruc...

This article discusses the qualifications of two job candidates, Jane and the author, Dan, for a position at a top Chicago law firm. Jane, despite facing sig...

Awe, as described by psychologist Abraham Maslow, is a profound feeling of happiness and well-being triggered by grand and sublime experiences, often associa...

Mexico recently elected its first president of Jewish descent, Claudia Sheinbaum, marking a significant moment both for Mexico and the Jewish community. Shei...

In 2006, President George W. Bush proclaimed May as Jewish American History Month to celebrate the contributions of Jewish Americans. Despite this, the autho...

Deborah Ben Aderet, an Israeli survivor of the Hamas massacre, shares her firsthand account and insights in an interview with Michael Golden. She highlights ...

Deborah Ben Aderet, an Israeli immigrant from Highland Park, Illinois, shared her harrowing experience during the attack on Kibbutz Zikim on October 7 in a p...

In "Life, Loss and Legacy: A Mother-Daughter Love Story" by Lisa Lang, the author reflects on the impact of her mother's passing, her desire for children, an...

Rabbi Mari Chernow reflects on the complexities of student movements on college campuses, addressing the dilemma faced by progressive Jews who may be perceiv...

The article discusses the ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by both sides. It references the pro-...

Antisemitism has deep historical roots that have evolved over time, with Jews facing persecution and discrimination across different regions. Theodor Herzl, ...

The author reflects on encountering an empty college protest site, highlighting that such demonstrations represent a small fraction of the student body. He e...

At a recent Passover Seder in Laurie Shelton's family, a new tradition called "The Other Four Questions" was introduced. This tradition involved asking quest...

The text delves into the stereotype of the Jewish mother, often portrayed as overbearing and guilt-inducing. It discusses the historical misogyny within Juda...

During the Passover of 1943 in the Warsaw Ghetto, a small group of Jewish prisoners launched a courageous resistance against their Nazi oppressors. Despite b...

The text discusses the unique role of Jews in the world, comparing it to driving a nail with a screwdriver - possible but not ideal. It delves into the conce...

Israel repelled an Iranian missile attack using its advanced defense systems without any casualties or damage, showcasing its exceptional defensive capabilit...

The author reflects on their Jewish upbringing and the impact of a conflict between their passion for baseball and the requirement to attend Confirmation cla...

The author, Joanna Landau, reflects on the impact of ongoing conflict and ceasefire calls in Israel, emphasizing the personal and national toll of violence. ...

Bill Veeck, the owner of the Chicago White Sox, made a profound impact on the author, who worked as an orthopedic consultant for the team from 1976 to 1981. ...

Lisa Lang describes her emotional journey following the distressing encounter with anti-Israel graffiti in her neighborhood, leading to a week of fear and pa...

Ross Kagan Marks reflects on the loss of his oldest friends, Josh Wex Wexler and David Fetch Fleisher, who were like brothers to him, sharing a strong bond t...