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The author of the article calls for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end the ongoing conflict with Hamas, citing the humanitarian crisis and the ...

In a recent op-ed, Adam Milstein argues for diaspora Jews to adopt a proactive stance on security, inspired by the Israeli model of self-reliance demonstrate...

Over the course of 25 years, Elie Wiesel formed an indelible bond with the Moriah Congregation in the Chicago area through his annual Shabbat visits. Revered...

Iran's theocratic regime, governed by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, maintains a firm grip on the country's political and social institutions, guided by Shia I...

The article highlights the significant contributions and sacrifices of Jewish Americans in the U.S. military, from the Revolutionary War through World War II...

Joanna Landau, a place branding expert, underscores the importance of authentic communication over adhering strictly to official talking points, especially w...

Rick Borenstein shares a personal account of living in Tel Aviv under the threat of Iranian missile strikes. Despite living in relative safety before the rec...

IDF reservist Yoni Heilman shares a heartfelt perspective on the complexities faced by soldiers in the ongoing conflict as they grapple with warfare, moralit...

Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Dr. Yechiel Leiter, reflects on the urgency of taking threats against Israel seriously, drawing parallels between current thr...

The article juxtaposes the moon's apparent insignificance in scientific discussions about life's origins with its profound significance in Jewish thought. Wh...

Michael Oren critiques the mainstream media's coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, accusing outlets like CNN and The New York Times of bias and misinformat...

The Boulder Jewish Festival, occurring in a tense atmosphere with heightened security due to antisemitism, united over 1,500 participants in a show of Jewish...

Amid a troubling rise in antisemitism, Jewish life in New York City is increasingly fraught with tension and fear. Despite being a city replete with Jewish h...

Michael Golden reflects on his decision to attend a rally in Boulder, Colorado, in response to a violent antisemitic attack at a previous rally connected to ...

The article delves into the complex interplay of personal identity and politics within the context of modern dating for a Jewish person navigating anti-Zioni...

Publisher Michael Golden of JEWDICIOUS issues an apology for the early release of an article titled "American Chutzpah," scheduled for Memorial Day. Golden e...

Chutzpah, a quintessentially Jewish trait, is celebrated through personal anecdotes in this article by Ross Marks. Recalling a Hawaiian classmate's gutsy ren...

In a provocative video message, JEWDICIOUS publisher Michael Golden critiques Free Palestine protestors, suggesting they are either antisemitic or ignorant o...

Abigail Pickus reflects on the complexities of guiding her son through the bar mitzvah preparation process while navigating the transition from childhood to ...

Joanna Landau addresses a significant shift in perspective among young Americans regarding Israel and its conflict with Hamas. Referencing a past sympathy fo...

At the Women of Emanu-El's annual meeting in New York, holistic nutritionist Amy Salman highlighted the vital role of Jewish women in fostering wellness, not...

Michael Golden explores the universal nature of mitzvot, reflecting on a personal experience helping a young person in distress. While the term mitzvah origi...

The election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as Pope Leo XIV marks a historically significant moment for the Catholic Church, particularly impacting Jewish-Cathol...

Eva Clarke is a remarkable survivor who was born in Mauthausen concentration camp just a week before its liberation by the United States Army, making her one...

Eighty years ago, on April 30, 1945, Hitler committed suicide, a fact marked with irony as it coincides with the birth of Gal Gadot, the Israeli actress cele...

Michael Golden's article recounts the story of Itay Chen, an American-Israeli who served in the IDF and was abducted by Hamas during the October 7 massacre. ...

The article provides a harrowing account of life in Sderot, Israel, which has been under persistent rocket attacks from Hamas in Gaza long before the more wi...

Amid the observance of Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, the importance of remembering the horrors and moral failures of the past is underscored by the...

Exploring the dichotomy between secular and Torah perspectives on knowledge, the article contrasts Isaac Newton's view of knowledge as cumulative with the To...

Abraham Joshua Heschel is celebrated as a modern-day prophet for his extraordinary contributions to theology, social activism, and interfaith dialogue. Despi...

Joanna Landau's presentation at the 2025 Jewish Funders Network Conference highlights troubling insights from recent surveys on American perceptions of Israe...

The article discusses recent reports of Palestinians in Gaza protesting against Hamas, a significant development given Hamas's oppressive control over the ar...

Joanna Landau and Michael Golden's piece examines the historic resilience and courage of the Jewish people, linking the evocative story of Nachshon ben Amina...

The narrative reflects a childhood memory of strategically finding the afikoman at a Passover Seder, intertwining a humorous yet insightful critique of Jewis...

Gloria Steinem, a trailblazer in American feminism, celebrates her 91st birthday. Although raised by a non-Jewish mother and Jewish father, her mother impart...

"A Real Pain," written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg, follows Jewish American cousins David (Jesse Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin) on a poignant trip ...

Amid rising antisemitism following the events of October 7th, Amy Salman describes her personal experiences with antisemitic encounters from her college year...

The piece draws historical parallels between Adolf Hitler's expansionist policies leading up to World War II and Vladimir Putin's current actions in Eastern ...

Andrew Rashkow reflects on the aftermath of the penultimate plague in Egypt, noting that only one-fifth of the enslaved Jews were able to leave during the Ex...

Allison Fishman Task reflects on raising her children as proud Jewish feminists while confronting outdated customs within Judaism. Through conversations with...

Cindy Sher reflects on the immense challenges facing the world—including political polarization and disasters—through the lens of Jewish teachings, emphasizi...

Marc Elias, a prominent voting rights attorney and founder of Democracy Docket, responds to Elon Musk's public criticism, which included mocking him for alle...

Eighty-three years after the Struma disaster, which saw over 790 Jewish refugees lose their lives in a tragic maritime event, the story of David Stoliar, the...

Michael Golden from JEWDICIOUS reflects on the lasting impact of Hamas' actions on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, particularly focusing on historical...

Reflecting on the importance of friendship, Michael S. Lewis, a former orthopedic consultant for the Chicago Bulls, shares his poignant relationship with Bri...

The brutal abduction, torture, and murder of 23-year-old Ilan Halimi in France in 2005 remains a stark illustration of antisemitic violence. Halimi was targe...

Following the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, significant debate has emerged around the strategies and consequences of Hamas' actions. In a tense discussi...

The article explores the deep connection between chronic stress, emotional eating, and overall well-being, using personal experiences as illustrative example...

Highlighting the significance of Holocaust education, Michael Golden stresses the urgent need to improve public awareness due to widespread ignorance and mis...

As a cease-fire agreement with Hamas finally begins, albeit with initial delays, Israel navigates a tense and cautious optimism about the potential for lasti...