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An Employment Tribunal ruled that while David Miller's dismissal from Bristol University was unfair, it was partly caused by his own actions. The tribunal co...

The author discusses her journey to reconnect with her Jewish identity, prompted by her son's questions about their Jewishness. She reflects on her own upbri...

The author is experimenting with food fusion and developing recipes for their next cookbook. This week, they created a Jewish fusion side dish called Roasted...

Argentina's President, Javier Milei, announced during his visit to Israel that his country will move its embassy to Jerusalem. This decision would make Argen...

The authors reflect on the recent pain and challenges faced by the Jewish community worldwide as a result of the conflict in Israel and the rise of antisemit...

The Jim Joseph Foundation has shared an update on their Build Grants program, which aims to support organizations in expanding their programs and engaging ne...

The author discusses five ways to effectively combat antisemitism. Firstly, they suggest eliminating denominations within Judaism to promote unity and reduce...

Israeli hockey teens found respite in Canada from the ongoing conflict along Israel's northern border with Lebanon, facilitated by Canadian Jewish communitie...

The episode discusses how twenty Israeli teen hockey players were able to temporarily escape the conflict-induced stress in Northern Israel by visiting Canad...

Dr. Yehuda Sabiner, a Gerrer Chasid and pediatrician, shares his unique journey combining Halacha, Chasidus, and medicine. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he t...

Professor Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown of Arizona State University has been studying the relationship between the microbiome (the community of bacteria in the gut) ...

Marc Zimmet, founder of Zimmet Healthcare Services Group, has been involved in the nursing home industry for over 30 years. His company provides reimbursemen...

In this article, the author reflects on the tendency for people to engage in what they call the "Black and White" game in politics, where one party or moveme...

A standalone bill providing emergency assistance to Israel failed to pass in the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill required a two-thirds majority and r...

In the aftermath of October 7, when Israel faced a wave of terrorist attacks, the author raises three questions. Firstly, they question who the Palestinians ...

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly voted against impeaching Alejandro Mayorkas, the Jewish Homeland Security Secretary, after a process that Jewish g...

University of Pennsylvania's interim president, Larry Jameson, criticized political cartoons by Dwayne Booth, an instructor at the school, for their reprehen...

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has warned that there is a significant chance of a second front opening up in the north, alongside the ongoing conflict...

This text describes a temporary art exhibition in East London that seeks to depict the harrowing conditions experienced by hostages held captive by Hamas in ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the Biden administration for not pressuring Qatar to free Israeli, American, and other hostages in Gaza....

Despite the ongoing war in Gaza and the surge in antisemitism in the US, President Joe Biden's support for Israel has boosted his standing among Pennsylvania...

AIPAC has raised $90 million since October 7, with donors including Rep. David Trone who pledged $100,000 last year and has received $105,600 in support from...

The article discusses the issue of the world's indifference towards the Israeli hostages who were abducted by Palestinian terrorists. Despite the brutal atta...

M&S Schmalberg, a family-owned artificial flower business in Manhattan, has been operating for 107 years. The business, owned by a Jewish family, was sta...

The NYPD reported 31 antisemitic hate crimes in January, continuing a surge in anti-Jewish incidents that began four months ago after the Hamas invasion of I...

Israel has begun creating a militarized buffer zone along the Gaza Strip border, which could lead to the shrinking of Palestinian territory and the potential...

Exploring the nuances of civil laws and delving into the distinctions between mothers and fathers in Jewish tradition.

Blazing Saddles, released 50 years ago, continues to generate controversy due to its use of racial and ethnic jokes, gay stereotypes, and offensive language....

Jewish author Bess Kalb has written a children's book called "Buffalo Fluffalo" that aims to make kids laugh and feel comforted. The book features a cranky b...

Hostage Square in Tel Aviv continues to monitor the time since Hamas attacked Israel, currently showing 122 days, 11 hours, 14 minutes, and one second. Despi...

In this thought-provoking piece, the author reflects on the disparity between the language of Jewish prayer and the attitudes of the Jewish people. The suppl...

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Taylor Swift's silence on the conflict in Gaza during the Grammys. While Annie Lennox used her stage time t...

The article describes a heated exchange between a journalist and British TV personality Gary Lineker during a lunch event discussing Lineker's podcasting emp...

This article addresses the question of whether it is possible to succeed as a life coach in the frum (Orthodox Jewish) world at a younger age, without relyin...

In this "Family First Inbox" section, several readers share their opinions and experiences on various topics. One reader disagrees with Tamar Feldman's take ...

Uncle Moish, a business owner, approaches the narrator at a family gathering seeking input on improving his medical referral business. Currently, his team us...

Living with a spouse who has a personality disorder (PD) can be incredibly challenging. Some signs of a PD include difficulty communicating, feeling lied to ...

This article discusses three different topics. The first piece explores the idea that the encounters we observe in daily life are opportunities for spiritual...

In Chapter 36 of the book "Fallout," the character Fred Burton becomes anxious and hurt after a shocking revelation. The scene takes place in August 1964, wh...

The article is a recipe for Herby Chicken and Rice. It explains how to make a flavorful chicken and rice dish by adding spices and seasoning to the chicken, ...

The article discusses two potential reasons for Joe Biden's potential loss in the 2024 election: his open-door policy at the US southern border and his handl...

Conservative MP Mike Freer, a staunchly pro-Israel politician, has announced that he will be leaving politics due to concerns for his personal safety and the...

Moshe Klein, a globetrotter, visited Kolkata, India, hoping to discover remnants of its Jewish community. Despite initially planning to spend little time in ...

Rabbi David Wolpe, a Visiting Scholar at Harvard Divinity School, discusses the reactions that occurred at Harvard in response to an event on October 7. He a...

The article discusses the support for the Palestinian cause among young Jewish students, particularly focusing on the case of Ariela Rosenzweig, a student wh...

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, listener feedback on the Israel at War topic is discussed. The conversation revolves around the transformation of the...

The episode explores multiple failures in American politics, focusing on the collapse of a border deal and struggles surrounding aid for Ukraine and Israel. ...

The National Library of Israel has received a significant donation of Yemenite Jewish manuscripts. The collection includes rare copies of works by Rabbi Yihy...

This article discusses the disturbing trend of blaming Jews for the COVID-19 vaccines. From historical scapegoating to modern conspiracy theories, Jews have ...

Pearl Berg, considered the oldest Jewish person in the world and the third oldest American, has passed away at the age of 114. Known for her philanthropy wor...