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A wave of Western countries, including the UK, Australia, and Canada, have recently recognized Palestinian statehood, marking a diplomatic shift before the U...

The Trump administration's campaign against antisemitism on university campuses has sparked mixed reactions within conservative legal circles. While some sup...

Rosh Hashanah 5786 has become the latest predicted date for the rapture, a Christian eschatological event where believers are said to ascend to heaven. This ...

Sybil Sage, a veteran TV writer, reflects on historical and contemporary censorship challenges in media. She recounts her experience of facing censorship wit...

The Morgan Library & Museum's new exhibition, "Sing a New Song: The Psalms in Medieval Art and Life," showcases the rich history and cultural significance of...

Kamala Harris's upcoming memoir, "107 Days," sheds light on the complexities she faced concerning U.S.-Israel relations and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ...

Sam Sussman's novel, "Boy from the North Country," mixes fiction and potential autobiography as it navigates a mother-son relationship amid rumors of being t...

Charlie Kirk, a divisive conservative figure, has been posthumously acclaimed by some within the Orthodox Jewish community, despite his controversial and, at...

In a Yiddish-language discussion hosted by the Forverts, the focus is on the renowned Israeli writer Etgar Keret, known for his unique storytelling style. Ke...

Nir Arieli, an Israeli photographer, has developed a body of work that explores masculinity through the lens of male dancers. His journey began during his mi...

The suspension of Jimmy Kimmel from his late-night show by ABC, following comments on Charlie Kirk's death, draws parallels to a disturbing historical preced...

Edan Alexander, a former U.S. citizen hostage held by Hamas, has announced his intention to return to active duty in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) next mo...

Ester Rachel Kaminska, often hailed as the "Mother of Yiddish Theater," played a pivotal role in founding Europe's first professional Yiddish theater in the ...

The Dura Europos synagogue paintings, located in the National Museum of Damascus, have survived the Syrian civil war remarkably intact, as discovered by a de...

Talya Zax reflects on her decade-long journey at the Forward, illustrating the vibrancy, humor, and interconnectedness of the Jewish community through a seri...

In this provocative analysis, Jay Michaelson examines the impact of Israeli military actions in Gaza on the broader Jewish community and religious identity. ...

Yair Golan, leader of the Israeli Democrats party, calls for Diaspora Jews to actively support Israel's democracy against its current government, which he vi...

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has launched a new lawsuit aimed at eight foreign terrorist groups they allege were responsible for orchestrating the deadly...

Andrew Cuomo, running for New York City mayor, continues to clarify his stance on Israel and Gaza amidst shifting political dynamics. Despite long-time suppo...

Israeli-born chef Guy Vaknin is facing backlash from parts of the vegan community for not condemning Israel, highlighting a growing intersection of politics ...

The film "Who Is Still Alive," directed by Nicolas Wadimoff, explores the poignant stories of nine Palestinians who fled Gaza for Egypt and are now in South ...

The new documentary, "Unorthodox Education," examines the contentious issue of secular education in New York's yeshivas, particularly those serving Haredi co...

Phil Manzanera, renowned guitarist of Roxy Music, discovered a surprising familial connection while writing his memoir "Revolucin to Roxy"—he is a descendant...

In light of the recent backlash against Jimmy Kimmel's comments following Charlie Kirk's assassination, a new wave of censorship and academic repression remi...

The Elul Helpline, created by Jewish nonprofit Atra, is increasingly utilized by younger rabbis facing intense challenges leading up to the High Holidays. Th...

The article addresses the perilous state of Israel's social covenant with its people amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas. With hostages held in Gaza follo...

Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, has resigned from the company due to political pressures from owner Unilever, who he claims has stifled the br...

In a controversial move, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded a groundbreaking $10.4 million grant to Tikvah, a New York-based think t...

The European Commission has proposed sanctions against Israel in response to its intensified military operations in Gaza, marking a significant policy shift ...

Alex Weiser and Ben Kaplan have transformed the unfinished scholarly project of the Yiddish language dictionary into a chamber opera, bringing the postwar st...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a prominent figure in the Democratic Party and potential future presidential candidate, maintains his strong pro-Israel s...

A drama titled "The Sea," focusing on a Palestinian boy's encounter with IDF soldiers, has been selected as Israel's entry for the next Oscars after winning ...

Amid intense protests at the Vuelta a España, the Israeli cycling team, Israel Premier Tech, removed the country's name from their jerseys. Pro-Palestinian d...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vision for Israel as a 'super-Sparta'—a militaristic, self-reliant nation isolated from the global community—has been des...

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, speaking at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit in Pittsburgh, condemned political violence, referencing both the assassinat...

Judah Sussman draws a poignant parallel between the Hineni prayer recited during the High Holidays and the frustrating experience of dealing with government ...

Robert Redford, the legendary actor and director, who passed away at the age of 89, significantly impacted the film industry and had a unique relationship wi...

Rabbi Pini Dunner from Young Israel of North Beverly Hills is protesting the holding of High Holiday services at the Maybourne, a luxury hotel owned by Qatar...

Andrew Cuomo, former governor of New York and current mayoral candidate, joined a chorus of Democratic voices, including Jewish governors, calling for the im...

The play *The Matriarchs*, written by Liba Vaynberg, presents a modern reimagining of the biblical matriarchs—Miriam, Sara, Rebecca, Rachel, Leah, and Tzippo...

The article examines the complexities of a recent Hollywood boycott against Israeli filmmakers, initiated by celebrities such as Emma Stone and Javier Bardem...

The controversial death of Charlie Kirk has prompted a profound debate among Christians, revealing deep theological divides over his portrayal as a martyr. T...

In an exploration of Bob Dylan's creative journey during the production of his iconic album 'Blood on the Tracks,' Sam Sussman interweaves personal narrative...

Tim Blake Nelson, a multifaceted creative force in the entertainment world, delves into themes of ancient Greek philosophy, authoritarianism, and morality in...

In 1825, Mordecai Manuel Noah embarked on creating a self-governing Jewish colony named Ararat on Grand Island, New York, aiming to provide a refuge for oppr...

Gluten-free adaptations of twelve traditional Ashkenazi dishes are explored in a culinary video series from the Forverts, aiming to bring the essence of Bubb...

Anne Sebba's book "The Women's Orchestra of Auschwitz" delves into the complex narrative of Jewish women musicians who survived Auschwitz by playing in an or...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul's endorsement of Zohran Mamdani, a progressive Democratic nominee for NYC mayor, poses a potential risk to her Jewish voter su...

In a powerful testament to the enduring spirit of compassion amid crisis, Aviya Kushner reflects on a viral video of a Jerusalem cab driver who risked his li...

Mira Fox reflects on choosing religious studies as a college major, a decision that met skepticism from her secular Jewish family concerned about practicalit...