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The article reflects on the profound grief and shared pain experienced by the Jewish community worldwide, particularly in the aftermath of the events followi...

Shane Burley explores the complex interplay between Jewish identity, belonging, and tradition, contrasting it with conventional religious definitions. He arg...

The article discusses the polarized views on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the situation involving the deaths of six hostages durin...

This collection of letters to Hadassah Magazine addresses various concerns pertinent to both Jewish communal life and broader cultural challenges. Roselyn Be...

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The University of Maryland stopped a pro-Palestinian group from holding an event on October 7, marking the anniversary of attacks in Israel, after Jewish gro...

Hadassah National President Carol Ann Schwartz reflects on Jewish resilience as epitomized by the duality of living according to both the Hebrew and Gregoria...

In this insightful video, a Rabbi addresses the current wave of antisemitism spreading across Europe. By exploring historical and contemporary factors contri...

A group of eight Jewish artists from Philadelphia has created an impactful exhibition titled "Their Portraits" at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas. This ...

This article explores the growing trend of featuring vegetables prominently on Jewish holiday tables. With a focus on plant-based alternatives to traditional...

Rabbi Joseph Dweck explores the fundamental relationship between halakha (Jewish law) and the covenant (berit) made between God and the Jewish people, emphas...

The episode discusses the pressures on Israel from international communities and internal factions regarding military strategy around the Philadelphia corrid...

King David Primary School in Manchester has been rated as outstanding in Jewish studies by Pikuach, an inspection service run by the Board of Deputies. This ...

Hadassah Magazine's 'Guide to Jewish Literature' for September/October 2024 offers a curated selection of recent publications that explore various aspects of...

Nikki Schreiber, inspired by her late father's memory, created "Humans of Judaism" to share uplifting Jewish stories and counter the prevalent grief and anti...

In a recent Zoom call, Efrat Machikawa and Boaz Atzili shared their personal experiences and insights into the hostage crisis involving Israeli citizens. Efr...

In a concerning development, the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has clinched a significant victory in Thuringia's state elections, marking th...

Beth Perkel explores the concept of divinely placed verses in scripture, paralleling the miraculous objects created at the last moment of the Biblical Creati...

This article, authored by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen, offers a tribute to Douglas Murray, a British journalist and author, recognized as an outspoken non-Jewish advo...

The article is a heartfelt letter expressing condolences to Rachel and Jon on the loss of their son, Hersh. It speaks to how the couple shared their journey ...

In this episode, historian Pawel Maciejko discusses the lasting impact of Sabbateanism and its potential influence on modern secular Jewish identity. By exam...

This recipe introduces a traditional salad from Gaziantep, Turkey, featuring coarsely chopped olives and walnuts, mixed with spring onions, parsley, and a dr...

The recent Democratic primary loss of Congresswoman Cori Bush, heavily influenced by pro-Israel groups like AIPAC, signals important shifts in Black-Jewish p...

President Biden expressed dissatisfaction with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas. Biden's comments c...

The article explores the challenges and sentiments of Jewish college students returning to campuses for a new academic year. Many faced harassment and antise...

The protests in Israel, particularly in Tel Aviv, reflect a deep division within Israeli society, as tens of thousands demand the return of Israeli hostages ...

The article critiques the often repeated notion that Israel's right to defend itself traps it in a cycle limiting its preemptive capabilities and deterrence....

In light of the tragic discovery of six hostages murdered in Gaza, tensions in Israel have intensified, with many citizens blaming Prime Minister Benjamin Ne...

The political commentary from Mishpacha Magazine examines the high-stakes nature of the upcoming debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, as tight poll...

In the article "The Worst of Both Worlds," a wife reflects on her mixed feelings about her husband's growing spirituality and conscientiousness. While she is...

The article from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the dynamics of household responsibilities and how they can create tension within marriages. It focuses on a ...

The article "Remedy or Ruse?" from Mishpacha Magazine delves into the efficacy of popular remedies like collagen and magnesium. It questions the scientific b...

Hirsh Henfield, a 33-year-old logistics professional from Cleveland, defied a State Department travel advisory to accomplish his goal of visiting every count...

The article "No Free Gifts" in Mishpacha Magazine highlights the overlooked challenges faced by intellectually gifted children within mainstream educational ...

The article "Elul 5784: Learning Curve" explores the historical development and functions of the yeshivah as an institution of Jewish learning. It likens yes...

In anticipation of the upcoming presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, this Mishpacha Magazine article discusses topics the author dread...

"Hersh's Gift" reflects on the tragic murder of hostages, including Hersh Goldberg-Polin, and the inspiring response of his parents, Jon and Rachel Goldberg-...

In this article, Rav Aaron Lopiansky reflects on the spiritual journey and personal development facilitated by the yeshivah experience, especially ahead of R...

This article by Jodi Rudoren reflects on the heavy toll and ongoing nature of the Israel-Hamas conflict, particularly through the lens of grieving mothers su...

In the season finale of a podcast series hosted by Rabbi Garfield and Rabbi Schonfeld, the focus is on the pivotal topic of seminary education for high schoo...

Philip Drill, a 97-year-old sculptor and CEO from West Orange, NJ, shares insights from his life journey in an interview with "Moment" magazine's Wisdom Proj...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed not to succumb to external pressure in the ongoing negotiations with Hamas, insisting on the retention of...

Margalit Fox's biography, "The Talented Mrs. Mandelbaum: The Rise and Fall of an American Organized-Crime Boss," delves into the life of Fredericka Mandelbau...

In this poignant reflection, Shaul Magid addresses the deep sorrow and numbness that accompany the loss of six young individuals, victims of a senseless act ...

The article emphasizes the necessity for the Jewish community to maintain bipartisanship in its political engagements, particularly with regard to Israel. Ra...

PaJeS, the Jewish schools network, has endorsed the UK government's decision to eliminate the use of single headline grades for school performance assessment...

David Friedman, former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, proposes in his new book the redirection of $1 billion from Palestinian aid to fund Israeli annexation of t...

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Rachel Goldberg-Polin, speaking at the funeral of her son Hersh, expressed both a deep sorrow and a profound gratitude for having had him in her life. Hersh ...

At the funeral of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an American-Israeli hostage murdered in Gaza, Israeli President Isaac Herzog issued a heartfelt apology to the Goldbe...