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The article discusses the state of the Western alliance and the prospects for Ukrainian freedom in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. It highlig...

American Jews and Asian Americans find themselves facing similar challenges of being overlooked and underserved by activist organizations like the Anti-Defam...

Koren Publishers has released a graphic novel adaptation of the Book of Esther, called "The Koren Tanakh Graphic Novel Esther." The novel is aimed at a young...

A phase 1 trial is underway for an innovative treatment called LY3884961 targeting Gaucher disease, a genetic disorder that predominantly affects Ashkenazi J...

This article discusses the influence of American Jewish philanthropists on Israeli politics and the threat it poses to Israeli democracy. The author argues t...

This article discusses the impact of playing the role of Anne Frank in the play "The Diary of Anne Frank" on four young actors. The actors share how portrayi...

The podcast discusses the surprising defeat of incumbent Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot in a Democratic primary, with her receiving only 15 percent of the vote...

Israeli expats and American Jews in New York City are protesting against the Netanyahu government's judicial overhaul in Israel. These protests are unique be...

The only mikvah between Vancouver and Calgary has opened in Kelowna, B.C., thanks to the efforts of Fraidy Hecht and the local Chabad community. Previously, ...

This text tells a story set in ancient times, where a captured king named Agag is brought before King Saul of Israel. Agag pleads for his life, offering to s...

This article explores the tradition of Jewish humor, particularly in its use of irreverence and mockery, from biblical times to modern American Jewish comedy...

This text discusses the decline of Jewish influence and representation in various sectors of American society, including academia, the arts, politics, and th...

The podcast discusses the Biden administration's potential misuse of the CHIPS Act by imposing regulations on semiconductor industry companies to promote pro...

Rabbi Sandra Lawson, the director of racial diversity, equity, and inclusion at Reconstructing Judaism, discusses how individuals can support Jews of color. ...

The streaming wars between platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, and Hulu have resulted in an abundance of quality content, including an increase in Israeli TV sh...

Doron Krakow, President and CEO of JCC Association of North America, responds to an article that praises European Jewish Community Centers (JCCs) for their c...

This article discusses the significance of the name Vashti in Jewish and non-Jewish cultures. In the Purim story, Vashti is portrayed as a feminist hero for ...

An 85-year-old woman, Gloria Serge, was tragically killed in a rare alligator attack in the Spanish Lakes Fairways retirement community in Florida, witnessed...

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, the high cost of Jewish education is discussed. The conversation includes three advocates for affordable Jewish educa...

The high cost of Jewish education is a pressing issue explored in this episode of the 18Forty Podcast. The conversation features interviews with Richard Hagl...

The article explores the tension in Jewish thought between the idea of yeridat ha-dorot, the decline of the generations, and aliyat ha-dorot, the ascent of t...

The author reflects on their childhood experience of being exposed to violent and traumatizing imagery related to the Holocaust without much consideration fo...

Craft in the Real World by Matthew Salesses has gained popularity in graduate creative writing programs for its focus on decolonizing storytelling. Salesses ...

Lewis R. Gordon, a renowned philosopher and head of the philosophy department at the University of Connecticut, has had a significant impact on Black history...

Rabbi Steven Dansky, the Rabbi of Cranbrook Synagogue, discusses the interplay between traditional rabbinic ideas and psychological theories. Inspired by the...

Adam McKinney, the incoming artistic director of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, has used dance as a way to explore his own Black, Jewish, and Native American...

The podcast discusses how three key aspects of the American COVID response - mask-wearing, prioritizing vaccination over natural immunity, and avoiding blame...

In a special edition of TLV1's Tel Aviv Review and The Promised Podcast, the hosts discuss an open letter signed by over 160 prominent historians of Jews, Ju...

In the TLV1s Tel Aviv Review and TLV1s The Promised Podcast crossover edition, the open letter "Israel on the Edge of an Abyss," written by over 160 prominen...

In this episode, Richard Fontaine discusses the implications of the U.S. and European support for Ukraine amidst the ongoing war with Russia. He analyzes geo...

Canadian philanthropist Charles Bronfman, known for creating the Birthright program, is among 15 individuals signing an open letter to Israeli Prime Minister...

A violent day in the West Bank unfolded as two Israeli brothers were shot dead by a Palestinian gunman in Huwara, leading to retaliatory riots by Israeli set...

The article discusses the similarities and differences in the experiences of Jews and Asians in countries where they have immigrated in large numbers. Both g...

In this poem titled "The Deed," Yehoshua November reflects on his personal journey as a Jew. He wrestles with the influence of his upbringing in a household ...

Israel's incoming government is poised to make significant changes to the judiciary, potentially undermining democracy in the country. Israelis around the wo...

The documentary "Israelism" explores how American Jewish institutions have portrayed Israel, emphasizing loyalty to the IDF and downplaying the darker aspect...

Elinor Tatum, the current publisher of the New York Amsterdam News, has been living Black history her whole life, taking over the newspaper from her father i...

The podcast discusses the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the current ideological and partisan divisions within the United States on this iss...

Jerome Robbins, born Jerome Wilson Rabinowitz, was a renowned choreographer, dancer, and stage director. He gained fame for his iconic productions, including...

In this shiur, the question is raised about whether there is still a reason to wear a hat for davening or if a yarmulke is sufficient. It is also discussed w...

The California Briefing report focuses on the recent attack on the Orthodox Jewish community in Los Angeles. The author highlights three key points: First, t...

In this episode of Double Feature, special guests Ruth Margalit and Yonatan Green offer conflicting perspectives on Israel's current state. Legal activist Gr...

The discussion revolves around the question of how Jews can support Ukraine after the Holocaust, considering the history of anti-Semitism in the country. Nat...

The text highlights the widespread rot afflicting America's critical infrastructure, including transportation networks, public schools, healthcare facilities...

The Ukrainian Catholic Church in America has become a crucial link in providing support to Ukraine since the Russian invasion in 2022. The Ukrainian Catholic...

The author criticizes the recently published four-part article in the Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) that chronicles the media's wrongdoing during the Russ...

Malka Simkovich's essay explores the theological debate in Judaism about reconciling the idea of God being beyond human comprehension with the use of human, ...

The essay by Malka Simkovich explores the theological debate in Jewish tradition regarding how to reconcile the idea that God is beyond human comprehension w...

This article discusses the conversion of Sammy Davis Jr. to Judaism and the challenges he faced as a Black man in the racist world of mid-20th century comedy...

The novels of Roald Dahl are undergoing revisions to align with modern standards, removing language considered offensive. The changes aim to make the books m...