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Readers of the Forward responded deeply to recent advice given to those feeling disconnected from Jewish community life. Through personal stories, individual...

The funeral services for the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein included the presence of Rabbi Jonathan Singer from Congregation Emanu-El, the synagogue where Feinst...

The article discusses the enduring influence and significance of the play "The Dybbuk" by S. An-sky. The play, which tells the story of a young woman possess...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Miriam Herschlag, and Noah Efron engage in discussing two significant topics, including a religious conflict in Tel Aviv on Yom Kippur...

Tel Aviv-based journalist Neri Zilber hosts Israel Piekrash on a podcast to discuss Israel's social cohesion and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They explo...

In his book "Rain of Ash," historian Ari Joskowicz explores the relationship between Jews and Roma in the struggle for justice. The Roma Holocaust, where as ...

In a recent podcast, the discussion revolves around surprising developments in the Biden administration, including the revelation that Biden is constructing ...

The University of Pennsylvania is undergoing a review of its policies following backlash over a Palestinian cultural festival that featured speakers accused ...

In this excerpt from a collection of essays, a burlesque performer reflects on her experience at a sin-themed party. She describes feeling uncomfortable and ...

In this episode, Karl Rove discusses the historical context of current political dysfunction in the United States, challenging the notion that today's politi...

"Not That Kind of Rabbi," hosted by Ralph Benmergui, is returning with a new season on The CJN Podcast Network, focusing on Jewish Canadians and delving into...

In episode 382 of The Good Book, guests discuss various topics. Liel Leibovitz talks about his new book, "How the Talmud Can Change Your Life," offering mode...

This text explores the various myths, traditions, and symbolism associated with apples in different cultures, including Jewish tradition. While it is commonl...

The initiative "Safeguarding Our Shared Home," led by Michal Muszkat-Barkan, seeks to foster constructive political dialogue in Israel during the festival of...

Former Congressman Mondaire Jones found himself in hot water after a now-deleted tweet regarding a meeting between former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Ha...

The author shares their experience of going on a book tour for their latest cookbook, "Portico." They discuss the challenges of touring as a parent but ackno...

Josh Kraushaar, a contributor to Jewish Insider, discusses the power shift within House Republicans following the removal of Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the a...

The article discusses two art exhibits, "Tales and Textiles" and "Rifts, Joints, and Rifts," that showcase the work of three artists residing in Ramla, Israe...

Chicago 58 Food Products recently celebrated its 100th anniversary, tracing back to founder David Bernholtz's kosher butcher shop in Toronto's Kensington Mar...

The New York Coliseum, built by Robert Moses in 1956, was demolished in 1999 after standing for fewer years than its namesake in Rome. The author reflects on...

Rabbi Julia Watts Belser, a disabled woman, approaches Torah and Jewish tradition from a disability perspective, aiming to center the wisdom of queer, femini...

The biopic "Maestro" about Leonard Bernstein, directed by and starring Bradley Cooper, has been criticized for its non-Jewish stars' use of prosthetics to po...

Princeton University confirmed that Elizabeth Tsurkov was conducting authorized research for her Ph.D. thesis in Iraq when she was kidnapped by militants. He...

The US has admitted Israel into the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), which allows Israeli citizens to travel to the US without visas. While this is seen as enhanci...

"Jane: Abortion and the Underground" is a play by Paula Kamen that tells the story of the Jane Collective, an underground abortion network that operated befo...

The text discusses a recent documentary about Spinoza, a figure who has been in the news lately. It raises questions about the level of knowledge a documenta...

In a symbolic gesture of burgeoning Israeli-Saudi relations, Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi conducted a Sukkot prayer service in Riyadh. The se...

This podcast episode discusses three recent crimes in American cities and questions if these incidents could mark a shift in the perception of crime in liber...

Dr. Nora Derbal, an expert on Saudi Arabia, argues that Saudi society is undergoing significant changes and that any potential normalization of relations wit...

Matthew Jocelyn, a controversial Canadian artist, has taken over as the general director of the Koffler Centre of the Arts in Toronto, a prominent historical...

The author reflects on his experience of reading his own article online and noticing a significant difference in how it appeared compared to the physical pri...

The author reflects on her experience as the only nonwhite Jewish girl in her community during her bat mitzvah in 1982. She recalls the hurtful taunts and ex...

In the midst of ethnic violence in India's Manipur state, the Bnei Menashe Jews, believed to be descendants of one of Israel's lost tribes, are constructing ...

The author mentions having recently read Paul Johnson's short biography of Churchill and starting Antonia Fraser's book "Boadicea's Chariot," which focuses o...

In this episode, A.B. Stoddard joins to analyze the Democratic Party's concerns over President Biden's candidacy for the 2024 election and the possibility of...

The Canadian Parliament's recent applause of a 98-year-old former member of a Nazi-led Ukrainian Waffen SS unit has reignited calls for Canada to release top...

Louis "Lepke" Buchalter was a notorious racketeer and gangster from the Lower East Side of New York City. He and his partner Jacob "Gurrah" Shapiro dominated...

The trade in antisemitica, objects with antisemitic imagery, is widespread and profitable, taking place at auction houses, antique shops, and online platform...

Purloined Iranian government emails reveal that the now-suspended Iran envoy Robert Malley funded and directed an Iranian intelligence operation to influence...

The author criticizes international observers, both friendly and unfriendly to Israel, for offering unsolicited military advice during conflicts. They argue ...

Yoni Heilman, an American oleh (immigrant) and CEO of the TAMID Group, shares his experiences as an IDF soldier during the war against Hamas in his near-dail...

The article discusses the Jewish-American response to the October 7th massacres, particularly focusing on the reaction of Joshua Leifer, a contributing edito...

This text emphasizes the importance of standing with Israel in the ongoing conflict, stating that the war between good and evil is a global war and Israel is...

In a Sapir event, Bret Stephens interviews Reuel Marc Gerecht about the recent attacks by Hamas and the broader confrontation between Israel and Iran. Gerech...

The author reflects on the tragic situation of a young Israeli trapped by Hamas, who sends a heartbreaking message to his family expressing love and sorrow. ...

The editor's note acknowledges the ongoing threats to Israel and the Jewish people and prays for the safety of the soldiers and civilians. They highlight the...

The author describes their experience as a Jewish student at Columbia University. They recount attending a large Shabbat dinner and feeling joy in their fait...

In the face of the destruction in Gaza, it is important to remember the lessons of the Torah and the wisdom it imparts. The Torah acknowledges the reality of...

The article discusses the incoherence and distortions often found in pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel rhetoric. It highlights the contradictions and inconsistenc...

Claudia Sheinbaum, a Jewish candidate for president in Mexico, faced criticism for wearing a rosary necklace at a campaign event, leading to accusations of i...