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Dmitri Shufutinsky's book, 'Jew Jitsu,' provides counterarguments to anti-Israel rhetoric by turning the arguments back on their originators, focusing on edu...

Yardena Schwartz explores the comparisons between two significant instances of Jewish-Muslim interaction during periods of violence: the 1929 Hebron Massacre...

Donald Trump demonstrated a shift in tone during a press conference as president-elect, portraying a less combative and more polished demeanor. The podcast d...

In 1970, amidst the volatile socio-political climate following student-led strikes for ethnic studies, Michael Krasny, a young white Jewish professor, was ta...

In this poignant narrative, Chaya Teldon shares her extraordinary journey from leaving home at a young age to immerse herself in Jewish education, becoming a...

With Chanukah approaching, a delightful array of 21 doughnut recipes is featured, offering options for various dietary preferences and flavor palates. From c...

Bimuelos, a traditional Sephardi treat enjoyed during Chanukah, shifts the culinary focus from the often-celebrated Ashkenazi latkes to indulgent, sweet frit...

Journalist Gregg Carlstrom argues that Israel is missing a critical opportunity by maintaining aggressive policies in Syria following the Assad regime's coll...

The Charedi community in the UK is preparing to oppose the proposed Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill, due to be introduced into Parliament. This legisla...

Reflecting on his journey from a passive student during the 1960s at Brandeis University to becoming an active participant in life, Dr. Michael S. Lewis cont...

The video examines the tragic parallels between two historical events: the massacre of Jews in Hebron in 1929 and a recent attack on Jews on October 7, as hi...

At his final White House Hanukkah reception, President Joe Biden urged the Jewish community to maintain hope amidst current challenges and reaffirmed his ste...

A recent report titled "Questionable Counting" reveals how the Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza has inflated casualty figures, misleading international m...

Amid escalating political and social challenges, the Zionist Left in Israel faces a pivotal moment. The demise of Merav Michaeli's leadership within the Labo...

Renowned kosher caterer Tony Page is set to expand London's kosher dining scene by opening a new restaurant in the West End, near Oxford Street. The establis...

Exploring the intersection of Jewish values and modern fundraising methods, Jewish philanthropy must integrate innovative techniques with the rich ethical fr...

The article pays tribute to Israeli soldiers, particularly focusing on the stories of Sergeant First Class Amichai Yisrael Yehoshua Oster and Master Sergeant...

Toronto's city council is revisiting 'bubble legislation' to better protect vulnerable community spaces from hateful demonstrations, with renewed focus follo...

Chava Zenilman, Hadas Loewenstern, Dana Cohen, and Galit Vizel represent the resilience and faith of IDF widows who have lost husbands in recent conflicts in...

Following the tragic events of October 7, many unaffiliated American Jews are experiencing a profound reconnection with their Jewish identity, now being refe...

Liel Leibovitz explores the post-October 7 resurgence of interest in Judaism, suggesting a shift from the current outreach models to ones that emphasize chal...

Rebbetzin Gevura Davis shares insights from her work in kiruv, emphasizing the importance of welcoming all Jews into the community, particularly in light of ...

Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein proposes a bold plan to strengthen global Jewish identity by focusing efforts on promoting Shabbat observance. With assimilation i...

Rabbi Judah Mischel explores the resurgence of Jewish identity and pride in the face of contemporary global challenges, particularly rising antisemitism and ...

A panel of rabbis explores the "gap year" experience in Israel, considering its transformative impact on American Jewish youth and the challenges it presents...

Rabbi Efraim Mintz discusses the evolution of Orthodox Jewry's response to challenges posed by modernity, specifically highlighting the kiruv (outreach) move...

The symposium explores different perspectives on Jewish outreach, emphasizing the importance of fostering Jewish identity and pride, even if it doesn't immed...

In a thought-provoking symposium, Rivkah Slonim and Rabbi Efraim Mintz discuss new strategies for strengthening Jewish identity among American Orthodox Jews,...

The article explores the growth and experience of the Altneu Synagogue, a new community on Manhattan's Upper East Side, particularly in response to the event...

Kesher Yehudi is a social movement in Israel dedicated to uniting religious and secular Jews through the pairing of study partners, known as chavrutot. The o...

In the aftermath of the October 7 terror attacks, American Israelis experienced a profound upheaval, prompting a significant shift in their engagement with J...

Olami Launch provides a transformative gap year experience in Israel for Jewish teens from secular backgrounds, contributing to their personal growth and str...

The Consortium of Jewish Day Schools (CoJDS) has launched a new initiative called "Coming Home" to promote Jewish education by increasing enrollment in Jewis...

TJJ for Moms and Dads, an initiative created by NCSY, allows parents of teens who have participated in The Anne Samson Jerusalem Journey to experience Israel...

Project Inspire is a volunteer-driven initiative that facilitates joyful and experiential Jewish events for individuals from diverse backgrounds, without exp...

In the wake of the Six-Day War, Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe witnessed and encouraged a religious awakening among secular Israelis, inspired by the miraculous events o...

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin interviews Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz about the post-October 7 Jewish identity awakening in the American and Israeli Jewish communities,...

In a conversation moderated by Rabbi Phil Karesh, Rabbi Shmuel Fuerst and Rabbi Micah Greenland discuss the halachic obligation for engagement in Jewish outr...

Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin reflects on Jewish identity, particularly in light of contemporary challenges such as secularism and assimilation. He critiques the "Je...

Rabbi Ezra Sarna reflects on the quiet dedication of unsung heroes who contribute humbly and significantly to Jewish communities. Through various anecdotes d...

Relocating a sefer Torah is a nuanced issue in Jewish law, typically discouraged due to the high respect and honor due to the Torah. Historically, sources ad...

In this seasonal article, Naomi Ross explores the deeper significance of Chanukah through culinary celebrations. While Chanukah is a time to recall divine mi...

Rabbanit Atira Ote's new Hebrew book, "Ote LaParasha," invites families to explore the weekly Torah portions and haftarot with fresh and engaging content. Pu...

"The Shochet (Vol. 1)", a memoir by Pinkhes-Dov Goldenshteyn, translated and annotated by Michoel Rotenfeld, offers a vivid portrayal of Jewish shtetl life i...

Rabbi Reuven Bulka, remembered as 'Canada's Rabbi,' exemplified the impact a dedicated community leader can have. Serving for over fifty years as the senior ...

The new translation and commentary of Maimonides' "The Guide to the Perplexed" by Lenn E. Goodman and Phillip I. Lieberman, published by Stanford University ...

Rabbi Gil Student reviews three seminal books touching on different aspects of Jewish thought and practice. Rabbi Yitzchak Shilat's "Medinah, Halachah VeKava...

Jeff Korbman recounts his journey from a hobby woodworker to a craftsman with a meaningful purpose, merging his Jewish identity with woodworking. Starting wi...

This collection of letters in JA Mag addresses various facets of Jewish life and challenges. A moving tribute is shared for Sgt. David Mittelman, a lone sold...

Rabbi Moshe Hauer discusses the phenomenon of Jewish disassociation in a post-October 7 world where two types of threats against Jews are prevalent: physical...