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The episode discusses the recent revocation of charitable status for JNF Canada by the Canada Revenue Agency due to serious compliance issues and the implica...

This recipe for a Raspberry Custard Tart combines a creamy French custard base with the flaky texture of puff pastry, topped with a visually delightful assor...

Israeli Alone: All Roads Lead to Antisemitism, by renowned French philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy, is a poignant exploration of the Israeli conflict post-Hama...

In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas, several new books have emerged to shed light on personal stories from this tragic event, invoking ...

In the article from Ami Magazine, Reb Shloime Weber and his son, Sruly, discuss the harassment faced by their chasidic-owned international shipping company b...

The article in Ami Magazine explores the mixed outcomes of Israel's ongoing offensive in Gaza, aimed at dismantling Hamas. Despite having possibly lost over ...

Yoely Neuman, the founder of the overseas staffing company Hiring 4 Less, has revolutionized his business by hiring remote employees without ever meeting the...

The article examines the use of the terms "socialist" and "communist" during heated political campaigns, particularly in the context of accusations against K...

The U.S. government has allocated a record $454.5 million to the Nonprofit Security Grant Program in response to rising antisemitism, notably since the recen...

In recent months, several major U.S. labor unions, including the United Auto Workers (UAW), have notably shifted their stance on Israel, moving away from lon...

Cafe Otef Netiv Haasara in Tel Aviv serves as a crucial hub for former residents of the Negev moshav, Netiv Haasara, who were displaced after the Hamas attac...

"Collateral Damage" explores the intense culture of Talmudic study within yeshivas and raises ethical questions around the concept of collateral damage in wa...

In this episode, Mrs. Ahuvah Heyman, a director of a Jewish girls' school, discusses the often contentious issue of high tuition fees in Jewish schools and y...

The article discusses the complexity of Israel's current right-wing politics, challenging international perceptions that simplistically associate it with neg...

The article by Jennifer A. Stern explores the summer experiences of Jewish children during the early 20th century, as documented in letters to the editor pub...

Joshua Leifer's new book, "Tablets Shattered: The End of an American Jewish Century and the Future of Jewish Life," explores the shifting landscape of Americ...

Jill Stein, Green Party presidential candidate, stirred controversy by describing the death toll in Gaza as a genocide more significant than any other, a sta...

This vlog provides a glimpse into a Jewish mother's experiences as she prepares her three sons for the back-to-school season. While showcasing the various sc...

A recent study by Brandeis University explored the relationship between anti-Zionism and antisemitism on college campuses, revealing that a significant porti...

This article, authored by Mrs. Shira Hochheimer and supplemented by insights from Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt and Mrs. Shira Smiles, reflects on Shlomo Hamelech's...

In "Lessons from Chicago," Rabbi Moshe Hauer reflects on the Jewish community's response to the Democratic National Convention amidst heightened political te...

In this reflective piece, the intertwined commands in Parshat Re'eh not to cut oneself in mourning, and not to divide into separate groups, are explored thro...

In Chapter 12 of "Lie of the Land," featured in Mishpacha Magazine, Gabe experiences an unaccustomed solitude that starkly contrasts with the lively chaos he...

The issue addresses multiple concerns from the Jewish community, including the declining mentorship role of camp counselors, personal anecdotes related to an...

The article 'Altitude Adjustment' in Mishpacha Magazine recounts a personal experience of a newly married couple seeking a unique summer getaway in Vail, Col...

"The Last Ponytail" captures the anticipation and emotions of a new school year transition, particularly from the perspective of someone stepping into the ro...

In this article from Mishpacha, Liora Waxman discusses the essential factors to consider when selecting software for a business. Through a casual conversatio...

The article reflects on a poignant encounter between the author and another individual of Hungarian descent, juxtaposing their shared backgrounds with person...

In this installment of the serialized story "For Granted" from Mishpacha Magazine, Dini struggles with the emotional fallout from a breach of trust involving...

The article reflects on the recurring cycle of violence and despair resulting from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, questioning the belief that...

Georgia State Representative Kandiss Taylor, a GOP chair in her district, agreed with white nationalist Stew Peters on his show, suggesting Jews "control eve...

Kandiss Taylor, a Republican leader in Georgia, faced backlash after appearing on a white nationalist program where she agreed with the host's antisemitic as...

This reflective piece questions the long-term efficacy and potential outcomes of Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas, highlighting the complex dynamics at p...

During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Jewish Democrats revealed the spectrum of opinions within the party concerning Israel. Vice President K...

"Blink Twice," directed by Zoë Kravitz in her debut, explores themes of gender power dynamics and deception through the story of Frida and Jess who infiltrat...

"Shifters" is a notable entry in British theatre, being only the third work by a black British playwright on the West End. Written by Benedict Lombe, the pla...

The article discusses the recent surge in antisemitic attacks in France, highlighting two incidents in Rouen and La Grande Motte, where synagogues were targe...

The Nova Exhibition in Los Angeles offers a deeply immersive experience, documenting the Hamas attack on a desert music festival on October 7th. With a mix o...

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In a conversation between Hillel Neuer and Eylon A. Levy, the focus is on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East ...

TLC's show "Forbidden Love" provides a nuanced look at interfaith relationships, including an authentic depiction of conversion to Orthodox Judaism. Among th...

The article reflects a mother's emotional journey following a bomb threat at her child's Jewish preschool. Initially overwhelmed by fear and the urge to with...

The episode critiques the media's coverage of Kamala Harris's campaign strategy of minimal direct engagement and suggests it may backfire as Trump capitalize...

Israeli forces successfully rescued Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, a Bedouin Israeli father of 11, from Hamas captivity in Gaza, marking the eighth hostage recovery si...

Trita Parsi, the executive vice president of the Quincy Institute, will be featured in a Zoom call this week to offer insights into the complex dynamics betw...

The newsletter introduces an exclusive interactive session for its Premium subscribers, set as an "Ask Me Anything" (AMA) happening on Thursday, August 29, a...

In this engaging episode of the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, Rabbi YY Jacobson shares candid insights into his life journey as a prominen...

The article critiques the Democratic Party's approach to antisemitism and Israel under the Harris administration, using Doug Emhoff, the first Jewish spouse ...

Karen Kolodny emphasizes the need for synagogues to rethink their real estate investments as a way to secure financial sustainability. Many US synagogues bui...

In this guest essay, Andy Bachman reflects on an event at Brooklyn's Powerhouse Arena where a discussion with author Joshua Leifer was canceled due to Bachma...