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The article discusses the recent protests and violence in Hasidic Brooklyn against coronavirus regulations, including the burning of masks and attacks on cou...

The main point of the text is the author's assessment of the vice presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Mike Pence. The author argues that the only i...

The author discusses their emotional connection to the movie Love, Simon, a teenage romantic comedy featuring a gay main character. The film resonated with t...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced synagogues to shift their High Holiday services online, resulting in unique and unexpected experiences for clergy and congregant...

This text discusses the racial tensions and struggles faced by Black people in Portland during the 1960s and 1970s. The central issue was the subpar quality ...

The Yom Kippur War in 1973 was a surprise attack by the Egyptian and Syrian armies on Israel, resulting in initial defeat and heavy casualties. The attack wa...

The article explores the financial backing behind the Black Lives Matter movement. It reveals that the movement received significant funding from wealthy ind...

The article discusses the similarities between cancel culture and the tactics of 20th-century communism. It argues that both movements deny the possibility o...

Tablet has introduced a class of 10 fellows who will work with them for three months. The fellows come from diverse backgrounds and have a wide range of inte...

Sukkot, the Jewish holiday where people move to huts outside their homes, has ambiguous meanings according to different sages. The sukkah, the structure used...

Julius Margolin, a philosopher and survivor of Soviet concentration camps, wrote a memoir detailing his experiences as a "zek" (convict) during the most brut...

In this personal reflection, the author discusses the concept of regret and its role in their life philosophy. They recall their regret over missing events a...

In this adapted excerpt from "Wayne Lonergan and the Sensational Café Society Murder," the author explores the background of Patricia Burton Lonergan's famil...

In this critique of President Donald Trump, the author describes his appearance, mannerisms, and behavior as indicative of madness. The author points to Trum...

"The Chicken Soup Manifesto" by chef Jenn Louis explores the universal appeal of chicken soup as both a comfort food and a marker of Jewish identity. The boo...

"The Trial of the Chicago 7," directed by Aaron Sorkin and released on Netflix, portrays the conspiracy trial that occurred in the late 1960s involving promi...

The exclusive social media app Clubhouse, which is valued at $100 million and has not yet been publicly released, recently experienced an anti-Semitic meltdo...

W.H. Auden, a famous poet, had a strong connection to Jewish culture and people. He formed close friendships with Jewish intellectuals in New York City and o...

In this piece, the author mourns the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG) and expresses anger and frustration over various issues plaguing society, including th...

The article argues that Joe Biden should have a "Kshama Sawant Moment" similar to Bill Clinton's denunciation of Sister Souljah in 1992. The author highlight...

The author reflects on his love for benches and the inscriptions found on memorial benches. He describes how these benches hold the memories of the people th...

The Abraham Accords, signed between Israel, the UAE, and Bahrain, mark a significant development in the Arab-Israeli conflict. The Palestinians have lost the...

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) has been found to have a significant terrorist infrastructure responsible for attacks in Israel. How...

Contemporary Judaism is characterized by both stability and diversity. The majority of Jews now live in Israel and North America, experiencing economic and p...

Rabbi Adin Even Israel-Steinsaltz, known for his monumental translation of the Babylonian Talmud, passed away, leaving a legacy that reshaped Talmudic schola...

Tzom Gedaliah, the fast day that follows Rosh Hashanah, commemorates the assassination of Gedaliah ben Ahikam, a minor biblical figure who was entrusted with...

In this text, the narrator describes his experience of trying to sell leftover Jewish calendars in Odessa. He recounts how he approached a general at a cafe ...

Due to the ongoing pandemic, many synagogues are offering streaming options for High Holiday services. This includes both livestreamed and prerecorded servic...

This article discusses the phenomenon of left-wing heretics within the media industry, focusing on the case of reporter Lee Fang. Fang, known for his progres...

The pomegranate has a rich history in Jewish culture and is often associated with Rosh Hashanah. It is one of the oldest domesticated fruit trees in the Midd...

This text discusses the academic origins of the American Revolution and the subsequent rebellion within academia. It highlights the shift in ideology among y...

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many synagogues are adjusting their High Holiday services to ensure the safety of congregants. Temple Beth-El in Providence, Rh...

Casino Galey Aviv was a famous seaside casino in Tel Aviv in the 1920s and 1930s. It became a popular spot for Tel Aviv's elite, with extravagant parties and...

This article discusses the relevance of James Baldwin's writings in the present climate of America. The author reflects on a video of Kyle Rittenhouse, a whi...

This Q&A discusses the phenomenon of the American elite embracing woke-ism and the possible explanations behind it. The author proposes three explanations: a...

The Jewish Food Society, founded by Naama Shefi in 2017, is dedicated to preserving and revitalizing Jewish culinary heritage. The organization collects trad...

The author argues against the use of identity-based victimhood as a rhetorical tactic in public debates. They criticize Apple CEO Tim Cook for comparing Jaco...

This article provides a guide to lesser-known mail-order kosher food businesses that offer a diverse range of products. The businesses highlighted include Th...

Amidst the stress and uncertainty faced by children today, there are numerous children's books, some featuring Jewish characters, that can help them navigate...

Jeremy Sigler, known for his insightful and edgy art critiques in Tablet, stands out as both a critic and a poet. While his criticism is marked by humor, sha...

Ruti Broudo, the mastermind behind Hotel Montefiore and the R2M Restaurant Group in Tel Aviv, has turned the COVID-19 seating restrictions into an opportunit...

The article discusses the high praise and influence of Arnaldo Momigliano's book "Contributo alla storia degli studi classici," which set a new standard for ...

Tablet Magazine is offering a journalism program for 10 fellows, running from October to December 2020. The program includes mentorship, group exercises, and...

The text is likely an introductory note from the editors of Tablet Magazine, a popular publication focusing on Jewish news, culture, and ideas. It sets the s...

This reflective piece explores the lingering nostalgia and hidden traumas of mid-20th century modernism, as seen through the author's childhood in Chicago an...

Pulkies Jewish-style BBQ is a new deli that offers traditional dishes like borscht and charoset, updated for the modern palate. Chef Harris Mayer-Selinger, w...

The debate over cancel culture is characterized by differing definitions and perspectives. Some view cancel culture as a censorious environment that silences...

In this article from Tablet, Armin Rosen and Jeff Weiss engage in a discussion that connects the Talmud's enduring influence with the cultural impact of hip-...

Alt-right figure Richard Spencer, known for his white supremacist views, recently tweeted in support of Joe Biden, leading to some confusion and even endorse...

This article explores the influence of Jeff Zucker on American media and politics, particularly regarding his role in shaping Donald Trump's career from a re...