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Alon Arvatz, CEO and co-founder of cybersecurity start-up PointFive, discusses Israel's emergence as a global hub for cyber-security. He highlights the count...

In this episode, Eliana Johnson critiques the media's coverage of Republican presidential debates, arguing that mainstream outlets fail to address the issues...

The University of Pennsylvania recently held the Palestine Writes event, aimed at showcasing Palestinian art, poetry, and literature. However, concerns were ...

This text provides a roundup of different Thanksgiving turkey recipes. It includes a recipe for a basic and moist turkey roast using basic spices. Another re...

A roundtable discussion on online antisemitism featuring Jewish leaders including Ben Shapiro, Reuven Rivlin, Natan Sharansky, and Alan Dershowitz took a sur...

In this podcast episode titled "Hunka Hunka Burning Parliament," the focus is on the post-Yom Kippur repentance fest and the resignation of Speaker of the Ho...

Succot, the festival of dwelling in temporary booths, holds deep symbolic significance reflecting the diversity within Jewish tradition. The debate between R...

Prof. Erez Ben-Yosef presents a compelling argument that challenges traditional views of the ancient Israelite monarchy, suggesting it was a complex, nomadic...

Sukkot is described as a cherished Jewish holiday, distinct from others due to its emphasis on joy, nature, and earth-based rituals. While it holds historica...

Elon Musk has singled out the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in response to their attempts to encourage an advertiser boycott of his social media platform, X (...

In this text, the discussion revolves around the idea that there is a song that represents both the story of Noah and the story of Israel. The song is seen a...

The text discusses the recent Republican debate held at the Reagan Library, questioning its impact on the race and the utility of such debates in contemporar...

The protagonist of the excerpt, a lover of literature, reflects on their devotion to books and their avoidance of anything that is not literature since the d...

The article discusses the possibility of restorative justice offering healing for both crash victims and the drivers who caused harm. The author explores the...

In his book "The No-State Solution," Talmudic scholar Daniel Boyarin, known for his work in gender studies and queer theory, unexpectedly embraces Jewish nat...

Yoram Hazony, founder of the National Conservative movement and the Edmund Burke Foundation (EBF), believes that Israel serves as a model for global national...

In this article, the author discusses three comics published in a more provocative feminist anthology called Tits & Clits. The comics, created by Jillian Ste...

Artist Robert Russell stumbled upon images of delicate porcelain teacups on eBay and created large paintings depicting them against dark backgrounds. As he r...

In this interview, Hélène Cixous, a writer, discusses the fluidity of identities and the importance of writing as a woman. She explains how her understanding...

Kathy Ottersten reflects on her experiences as a trans activist in ACT UP during the AIDS crisis. She discusses facing transphobia within the organization an...

This conversation discusses James Baldwin's 1967 essay, "Negroes are Anti-Semitic Because They are Anti-White." The participants explore how the essay has be...

The article discusses the band DAYS, which consists of Ethan Philbrick and Ned Riseley. Philbrick is a cellist and writer who has a PhD in performance studie...

Isabella Hammad's novel "Enter Ghost" explores the intersection of art and politics, showcasing how an individual's politicization can actually enhance their...

In this text, the writer reflects on Hélène Cixous, a feminist theorist, and her profound impact on their understanding of writing and identity. They highlig...

The article discusses former President Donald Trump's frustration when he was informed that he could not leverage U.S. military aid to Israel to negotiate a ...

On Unorthodox's Under the Stars: Ep. 381, the podcast celebrates Sukkot by exploring family traditions in the Malina sukkah with Joshua's parents. The episod...

Beautifully Jewish is a monthly audio series that explores Jewish material culture, focusing on ritual objects such as Shabbat candlesticks, menorahs, challa...

The Sukkah Boys, founded by Billy Klein and Zuzz Rapp in Melbourne, Australia, is a service that builds and fixes sukkahs. What started as a favor to friends...

This is a podcast episode about the life of Doa Gracia Mendes Nas, a remarkable and influential woman. Part 1 explores her rise to power within the political...

Daniel Koren, a former member of various Jewish organizations in Canada, has founded a new group called Allied Voices for Israel to combat anti-Jewish hatred...

This episode delves into the Vilna Gaon's interpretation of Tzadikim, Banonim, and Reshaim, comparing it to the teachings of Tanya on the same subject. It ex...

This text discusses the life of Groucho Marx, born Julius Marx in 1890, who was a famous comic actor known for his slapstick comedy, clever wordplay, and dou...

This article discusses a vegetable stew for couscous recipe that is perfect for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. The recipe originates from the Libyan Jewish co...

The article explores the journey of a non-religious Jewish mother navigating her 10-year-old son's burgeoning interest in attending synagogue. Despite her ow...

The commenter congratulates John for recommending author Ross Thomas, expressing a personal fondness for Thomas' works and noting that "Briarpatch" is not pa...

In Chapter 1 of "Tale of TreeO," Nellie and her twin brother Eli find themselves being chased by what Nellie believes to be a hyena in the woods near their h...

The article discusses the potential for a formal alliance between Israel and Saudi Arabia, considering the historical Arab stance against Israel and recent g...

During an official ceremony in the Canadian House of Commons, lawmakers gave two standing ovations to a 98-year-old former Ukrainian soldier who had served w...

Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Square became a battleground for religion and gender segregation on Yom Kippur due to a failed response from the Israeli police and the ...

The decline of organized labor in the American private sector is a major problem that threatens the middle class. In the past, unions were able to force empl...

The article discusses the significance of Yiddish folklore and its connection to Jewish culture and literature. It focuses on the work of writer Itzik Manger...

Senator Bob Menendez, who is facing federal corruption charges, is under pressure from Senate Democrats to resign. His legal troubles could have significant ...

The Speaker of Canada's House of Commons resigned following a scandal surrounding his leading a standing ovation for a 98-year-old Ukrainian immigrant who wa...

In a recent podcast episode, Joe Biden's visit to Michigan in support of United Auto Workers strikers is discussed, focusing on how this move could impact hi...

Maaseh Tuvia, written by Tuvia ben Moshe HaKohein in the early 18th-century, is considered the most influential Hebrew textbook of the sciences in the early ...

A discovery in the Czartoryski Library in Krakow revealed that the Baal Shem Tov, the founder of the Chassidic movement, was known in his community as a doct...

The Gemara raises the question of how Moshe, who wrote the Torah, could have written the final eight verses that describe his own death. There are two explan...

In this personal essay, the author reflects on their difficult relationship with their mother and their journey towards making peace with her. Despite a chal...

Rav Meir Shapiro, known for his creation of the daf yomi program, also had another significant accomplishment: the establishment of Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin....

In this lighthearted column, the author expresses gratitude for readers who make it to the end of a magazine issue, as they are rare and cherished. Being las...