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This article highlights the lack of Holocaust education in the United States and the diminishing number of Holocaust survivors. It emphasizes the need to lis...

The recent Israeli election served as a referendum on the Netanyahu trial, with the majority of voters acquitting him and showing their frustration with the ...

The text discusses the phenomenon of manifestation, wherein individuals attempt to will their ideal reality into existence through techniques like visualizat...

Milan Hucko, a man from Slovakia, and his family bravely hid the author's grandfather from the Nazis during World War II, saving his life. The author, a jour...

Jehovah's Witnesses were persecuted by the Nazis during the Holocaust. Despite facing imprisonment, torture, and death, their race, language, group cohesion,...

Lee Bollinger, the president of Columbia University for over two decades, maintained a low profile despite his significant influence and power. He understood...

In this article, the author discusses the power of language and its ability to shape and transform our reality. Using the Talmudic concept of "nedarim" (vows...

The article discusses a tour called the "Ultimate Mossad Mission" that takes participants to various locations in Israel to learn about security matters and ...

Zishe Breitbart, a Jewish strongman in the early 20th century, became a sensation and cult hero in Europe and the United States. He was known for his incredi...

The author discusses the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) and its perceived religious-like qualities. They argue that what is called AI is actually a ...

The author reflects on her husband Fred's obsession with WWII, stemming from his parents' experiences as Holocaust survivors. During a dinner with friends, F...

In this text, the author addresses a misunderstanding in Marco Roth's discussion of Franz Kafka's diaries. The author points out that the new edition of the ...

This article discusses the issue of secrecy and its impact on democratic governance in the United States. It highlights conspiracy theories such as QAnon and...

Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian leader, wrote a dissertation in 1982 titled "The Relationship Between Zionists and Nazis, 1933-1945." The dissertation was gra...

The Tel Aviv Port Market is honoring the king of local pastries, jachnun, by hosting a festival dedicated to the popular Jewish-Yemenite dish. Jachnun is a w...

This article tells the story of Bruno Kaiser, a 92-year-old man from California, who is about to give away his beloved accordion. He has owned the accordion ...

This article discusses the experience of reading Kafka's diaries and the significance of his work. The author reflects on their personal connection to Kafka'...

A recent event involving the swearing in of a new member of Congress sparked discussion when it was revealed that the member chose to place a rare Superman c...

The article discusses the themes of Jewish migrations and Jewish luck in two movies featured at the New York Jewish Film Festival: the 1939 film "A brivele d...

Prince Harry's new memoir, "Spare," has garnered attention for its intimate personal details, but it is noteworthy what he doesn't mention much: religion. Wh...

In this article, the author criticizes Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, a founder of queer theory, for her approach to studying male homosexuality in literature. The a...

The article discusses how Stanford University has failed to uphold academic freedom during the COVID-19 pandemic. The author, a tenured professor at Stanford...

Israel has been experiencing a wave of immigration from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus, with many immigrants opening businesses that cater to their culinary pr...

The article discusses the rise of AI-generated content and its potential impact on various industries. It highlights the prevalence of bot-generated content ...

The World Liberty Congress (WLC) recently held a three-day gathering of dissidents from around the world in Lithuania. The conference aimed to launch a perma...

The article discusses the Xueta community in Majorca, Spain, and their complex history. The Xuetas are the descendants of Jews who were forced to convert to ...

The author argues that the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, negotiated by the Obama administration, was a strategic mistake. They contend that the Islamic Republ...

The aftermath of the January 6th Capitol riot continues, with some protesters in prison and awaiting trial, while others have recently been arrested. The jud...

The author reflects on the questions about the lives of European Jews who perished in the Holocaust, particularly those from their parents' hometowns. They d...

Laurel Kratochvila's debut cookbook, "New European Baking," explores the intersection of European and Jewish baking. While not explicitly Jewish, the book in...

The Lost Detective trilogy by Shimon Adaf is a fast-paced detective story set in the small town of Sderot, Israel, with profound political and social comment...

The FBI had a significant role in shaping the 2020 election through its penetration of Twitter and its partnership with other intelligence agencies, Big Tech...

The text discusses the notion of a "Cold War II" between rival powers like the US and its allies versus Russia, China, and Iran. The conflict is characterize...

Barry Horowitz, a former professional wrestler known for his Jewish identity and self-patting gimmick, reflects on his career and the challenges he faced in ...

Israel is playing a crucial role in helping Ukraine by providing medical treatment and rehabilitation to Ukrainian soldiers injured in the war with Russia. T...

The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) is looking to revitalize its congregations in Nashville, Tennessee, where there has been a migration boom and a growing...

The article discusses the potential adverse effects of prolonged mask-wearing, particularly N95 masks, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The authors cite a study...

Unorthodox shares their top five favorite author interviews of 2022. The interviews include discussions with Chuck Klosterman about his book on the 90s, Lett...

This article highlights five favorite food segments from Jewish podcasts in 2022. The first segment features Phil Rosenthal discussing his travel food show a...

This article highlights five favorite segments from the "Gentile of the Week" interviews on the Unorthodox podcast. Faith Salie, a contributor to CBS Sunday ...

Tablet Studios, known for their popular Jewish podcast Unorthodox, also produced several other podcasts in 2022. Some notable episodes include "Princeton and...

The Tabbies, hosted by Tablet magazine, are awards given to the most inspiring, surprising, and altruistic efforts of the past year. This year's winners incl...

Tablet Top Tens is a collection of articles from Jewish media. The articles cover a range of topics including politics, culture, history, and personal storie...

Irena Klepfisz, a poet-activist and Holocaust survivor, explores the ambiguity between death and survival in her collection of poems, "Her Birth and Later Ye...

The European Genizah refers to thousands of Hebrew manuscript pages that were torn out and repurposed as book bindings or covers for archival files. These pa...

Reinhold Niebuhr and Abraham Joshua Heschel, two influential religious figures, formed an unlikely friendship despite their theological differences. Niebuhr ...

Leo Tolstoy's views on sexual desire and its impact on spirituality are explored in his writings, particularly in works like Anna Karenina and The Kreutzer S...

Abraham Joshua Heschel, a renowned Jewish theologian, had a casual family visit with the author's parents in 1959. Despite his fame as a writer and thinker, ...

El Paso, Texas, is experiencing an influx of migrants, with over 1,500 arriving in one evening. This wave of migrants coincides with the Feast of Our Lady of...

The Israeli television show "Chanshi" tells the story of an engaged Orthodox Jewish girl from Brooklyn who flees to Israel to fulfill her fantasies of sleepi...