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The article discusses the end of an era in world affairs marked by a decline in the promotion of democratic ideals which were central to post-World War II in...

Tablet is proud to announce Michael Lind as its newest columnist. Lind, known for numerous books and contributions to prestigious publications, will be focus...

The text recounts the author's experiences traveling to the Soviet Union in 1974 to support refuseniks and advocate for Jewish rights, including encounters w...

The author reflects on their changing perception of Yiddish, initially viewed with disdain due to family attitudes and societal influences, before discoverin...

Israel Joshua Singer, the less recognized brother of Isaac Bashevis Singer, is highlighted as a superior novelist by a writer enamored with his epic work "Th...

Salka Viertel, a prominent figure in European stage acting and Hollywood screenwriting during the first half of the 20th century, is celebrated not only for ...

In a discussion recalling childhood memories within a Jewish context, two writers recount their experiences with bokser, the carob pods traditionally eaten o...

On January 31, 2020, after 47 years of membership, the United Kingdom officially left the European Union following the Brexit referendum in 2016. The split b...

The official Yiddish translation of the first Harry Potter book, "Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone," has been released nearly 23 years after the origi...

The GOP has seen a shift with the rise of a new American millennial right, diverging from traditional capitalism towards a focus on the working class and mid...

The article discusses Iran's history of strategic maneuvers and using proxies in activities such as hostage-taking and terrorist activities. It highlights in...

Senator Bernie Sanders, who in the past avoided emphasizing his Jewish identity, has now openly discussed his Judaism, using it to counter accusations of ant...

The text delves into the musical journey of Emily Gresser, a talented violinist who studied under prominent teachers like Sam Franko, defying societal norms ...

The text discusses the author's experiences and reflections on being a Sephardic Jew living in Brooklyn amidst a spate of hate crimes against Jews. It touche...

In the face of rising anti-Semitism, discussions around black-Jewish relations have become crucial. Recent anti-Semitic attacks perpetrated by black individu...

Barneys, the iconic department store that embodied luxury and style for almost a century, is closing its doors due to financial difficulties. Known for its h...

The author drives to their Cape Cod house each May, recalling childhood memories of a dacha in Russia. During a visit in 2019, they are accompanied by a youn...

The text delves into the concept of the "Myth of Chosenness" in Judaism, exploring how the idea of Jews being chosen by God has been perceived and internaliz...

Neve Shaanan, a neighborhood in Tel Aviv, has transformed into a diverse area filled with migrants from various countries including Eritrea, Sudan, West Afri...

In 2019, a notable amount of 27 Holocaust books for kids and teens were published, prompting a reflection on the dominating presence of Holocaust narratives ...

Jules Feiffer, renowned for his work in noir graphic novels, brings his latest series to a close with "The Ghost Script." Known for his incisive wit and shar...

The text discusses the intersection of literature, politics, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of prominent Arab authors like Emile Habib...

Adonis, a prolific poet born in Syria and residing in France, published a poem titled "Jerusalem" that delves into the city's themes, reflecting anger toward...

"To Jerusalem and Back" by Saul Bellow is a memoir of his time in Israel, reflecting on the city's blend of reality and literary influence, mirroring earlier...

Israeli chef Yoram Nitzan, known for his seafood at the renowned Mul-Yam restaurant which sadly burned down in 2015, has shifted to cooking kosher cuisine at...

In the aftermath of the fall of communism in 1989, Jewish communities in Soviet satellite states such as Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, East Germa...

The author reflects on their experiences with miscarriages, particularly their second consecutive miscarriage right before Rosh Hashanah. They discuss the pa...

The author reflects on his father's Russian character, his family's origins in Kamenetz-Podolski, and the discovery of his mother's Lithuanian heritage. He d...

The text discusses the interaction between Safed Kabbalah and Renaissance Italy, exploring the connection between Safedian kabbalists like Isaac Luria and th...

The discussion revolves around the academic study of Hasidism, focusing on a shift towards conservative interpretations known as neo-Haredim, challenging the...

Dassi Erlich, a former student at Adass Israel School in Melbourne, along with her sisters Nicole Meyer and Elly Sapper, have accused their former principal,...

The text discusses the historical fear of Jews replacing existing power structures, focusing on Berenice's potential influence on Roman Emperor Titus and the...

"The Talmud Adami" by Adam Kirsch captures a series of columns focusing on various tractates of the Talmud discussed within a Daf Yomi framework. Covering a ...

Elizabeth Wurtzel, known for pioneering confessional memoirs and her critical work, passed away at 52 due to complications from metastatic breast cancer. Des...

Simon Phippen, an 85-year-old resident of Andover, England, is officially registering himself as alive at Yad Vashem after being listed as dead for over six ...

In 2019, Israeli culture saw significant Japanese influences in both a graphic novel and a music video. The graphic novel "Piece of Mind" by Nimrod Frydman a...

Devorah Halberstam, co-founder of the Jewish Children's Museum in Brooklyn, became involved in counterterrorism efforts after her son Ari was murdered in a t...

In the 1920s in Detroit, Henry Ford fueled anti-Semitic sentiment through articles in the Dearborn Independent, though he later apologized. Father Charles Co...

This article explores the historical rise of men's clubs within American Jewish communities during the early 20th century, particularly following the 1927 su...

The article discusses the development of missile boats by the Israeli navy in response to the sinking of their destroyer Eilat by a Soviet-made missile boat ...

Randy Rainbow, a comedic musical satirist, has found fame by creating viral parody videos often targeting political figures like Donald Trump. Despite callin...

In 1989, during the fall of the dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu in Romania, a journalist reflects on his experience attempting to cover the events during Hanukkah...

In Israel, there is a movement to revive biblical-era plants like frankincense and myrrh, which have not been grown locally for centuries. Guy Erlich is one ...

"The Berlin Mission: The American Who Resisted Nazi Germany from Within" by Richard Breitman recounts the story of Raymond Geist, an American consul in Berli...

Jules Feiffer, recognized for his poignant literary and artistic contributions, particularly in graphic novels, has shifted towards a new creative endeavor f...

The discussion delves into the complexities of Jewish identity and tradition in modern times, particularly focusing on the controversies surrounding Jewish s...

The text discusses the evolution of taste-making systems in American literature and the impact of digital technologies on literary culture. It highlights the...

Andre Allen Hairston, a black convert, discovered Judaism in an Indiana prison through weekly Torah studies led by rabbis aiming to convert inmates. After hi...

The recent incident at the Ethical Culture Fieldston School, where guest speaker Kayum Ahmed likened Holocaust survivors to oppressors of Palestinians, has i...

The text describes the author's difficult first Hanukkah as a single mother, grappling with the challenges of managing a household alone after a contentious ...