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This text discusses the issue of tokens and tokenism in Black literature and the wider arts community. Tokens are Black writers who are selected and promoted...

The article argues against the popular narrative of systemic racism within American policing, suggesting that this perspective is detrimental to both Black c...

The author suggests that the Liberty Bell should go back on tour in order to heal America's divisions. The bell, inscribed with a verse from the Hebrew Bible...

This article discusses the treatment of individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol insurrection. It questions why a grandmother who walked into the Capi...

This article discusses the rise of technocratic progressivism in the United States and its influence on shaping policy and social change. The author distingu...

This article discusses the prevalence of political grifting in American politics, using the example of Steve Bannon's scheme to fund the Mexican border wall....

In his memoir titled "What's Good?," chef Peter Hoffman reflects on his experience running the celebrated restaurant Savoy in Manhattan's SoHo district durin...

This article discusses the transformation and significance of Lady Judith Montefiore's wedding gown. Her gown, made of expensive Chinese silk, was initially ...

Mel Brooks is considered the funniest man on Earth by many Jews, particularly those over the age of 60. Brooks, who served in the army during World War II, c...

This article discusses the tradition of mock Jewish weddings, both in traditional Jewish settings such as summer camps and Jewish day schools, as well as in ...

Although Benjamin Netanyahu has been replaced as prime minister of Israel, he has no intention of fading away. He plans to reclaim his role as the country's ...

The article discusses the history and impact of Metropolitan Community Church (MCC), a Christian denomination founded by Rev. Troy Perry in 1968 to affirm me...

In the 19th century, a man named Firkowicz claimed to have discovered ancient manuscripts in the Crimea that supported the historical presence and conversion...

The text discusses Abraham Firkovich, a Karaite Jew who lived in the 19th century and sought to promote and protect the identity of the Karaite community. Fi...

The article discusses the author's experience making pita bread and their apprehension about whether the bread would puff up properly. They used a new trick ...

Nomads United is a unique organization founded by Kareen Kohn, an Israeli with diverse travel experiences, promoting a nomadic lifestyle via horseback carava...

Ebrahim Raisi, Iran's new president, known as "The Butcher," has a history marred by major human rights abuses, including involvement in the mass execution o...

The Lower East Side Riot of 1902 was sparked by a combination of police abuse and bigotry against Jewish immigrants in New York City. The overcrowded and imp...

Club Z is a Zionist club for Russian-speaking American Jewish teens that was founded by Masha Merkulova. It aims to change the conversation about Jewish iden...

The article discusses the significance of Juneteenth, the commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved people in the United States. It focuses on Galveston,...

Paul du Quenoy critiques Fredrik deBoer's book, "The Cult of Smart," which argues against the education system's overemphasis on intellectual achievement as ...

The author reflects on a family tradition of cutting and throwing away the shoes of deceased relatives. The tradition was practiced by the author's father an...

The author shares their experience growing up with seafood in Norway, where they had access to a variety of prepared fish dishes. After moving to the United ...

Natan Sharansky and Gil Troy analyze a growing trend among American Jews who reject Zionism and Israel, highlighting the historical phenomenon of 'un-Jews,' ...

Tablet is accepting applications for their fall 2021 journalism fellowship. The program, led by Mark Oppenheimer, will provide participants with mentorship, ...

The Neue Synagogue in Berlin, built in 1866, was a symbol of Jewish inclusion and emancipation in Germany. It was the first synagogue in Germany to use Germa...

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The Jewish Museum's exhibit "Louise Bourgeois, Freud's Daughter" explores the enduring influence of Freudian psychoanalysis on renowned artist Louise Bourgeo...

A Jewish historical institute employee receives strange phone calls, one of which insults him for losing the war between religious and secular Jews. The empl...

The article discusses David French's mission to encourage evangelical Christians to shed their partisan identity and focus on their religious identity. Frenc...

Roseanne Benjamin reflects on her transformative teenage summers at Habonim-Dror Camp Galil, a Labor Zionist camp in Pennsylvania. Initially resistant to att...

The author recounts their experience with rising antisemitism in their hometown of Durham, North Carolina, particularly related to the campaign called Deadly...

Marc David Baer's biography explores the life of Hugo Marcus, a gay Jew who played a significant role in the gay rights movement and in establishing Islam in...

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Catholic Archbishop Timothy Broglio is concerned about the shortage of Catholic military chaplains, which threatens the ability of Catholic service members t...

Bobby Kennedy's admiration for Israel is explored in this article. It discusses Bobby Kennedy's visit to Palestine in 1948, where he wrote articles for the B...

Israel has a new government without Benjamin Netanyahu for the first time in 12 years. Yair Lapid, the opposition leader, managed to form a coalition consist...

In this article, the author explores how discussions about Israel and Palestine in the American Jewish community often revolve around feelings rather than de...

The article discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in Vienna in the late 19th century, focusing on the experiences of Theodor Herzl, a Jewish writer and journal...

David Mikics examines how Thomas Mann, in his wartime writings, advocates for the separation of art and personal life from the political sphere. Mann's Refle...

Hezbollah's involvement in organized crime, including drug trafficking, money laundering, and arms dealing, is well-documented and poses a threat to US natio...

The text reflects on the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic regarding the recitation of the Kaddish prayer for mourning rituals within the Jewish ...

Jewish neighborhoods in Los Angeles have experienced an increase in antisemitic attacks, including physical assaults and racial slurs. These attacks began be...

The latest Gaza war between Israel and Hamas was not a spontaneous outbreak of violence caused by a local property dispute, as portrayed in some media narrat...

In this article, the author discusses the different perspectives on inequality in America. The old socialist and social democratic left focus on economic ine...

A new generation of Sephardic Jews is reclaiming their heritage and working to secure their place within the American Jewish narrative. Sephardic Jews have o...

The author reflects on the significance of war memorabilia, particularly those with Nazi symbols, passed down through his family. He describes his German Iri...

The article reflects on the author's experiences documenting the stories of Jewish American WWII veterans, focusing particularly on the last living veteran s...

"We Are All Jews Here" highlights the heroics of five Americans recognized as Righteous Among the Nations for rescuing Jews during the Holocaust. Notable amo...

The article discusses the controversy over family values and child care in the United States. The author criticizes the Biden administration's American Famil...