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Forward She’s 16. She’s Jewish. She’s Gotham’s newest superhero. 31 Aug 2021
DC Comics has introduced a new Jewish superhero named Whistle, who is unlike previous Jewish characters in the DC universe. Whistle, also known as Willow Zim...
31 Aug 2021
Forward How a Harry Potter spoiler became a summer camp prank for the ages 30 Aug 2021
In the summer of 2005, a group of 14- and 15-year-old boys at Camp Ramah in Ojai, California pulled off a legendary prank by spoiling the biggest twist in th...
30 Aug 2021
Forward Kosher Brooklyn food blogger Chanie Apfelbaum goes Italian 30 Aug 2021
Chanie Apfelbaum, the founder of the Busy in Brooklyn kosher food blog, recently returned from a trip to Italy that had a profound impact on her approach to ...
30 Aug 2021
Forward Apple Olive Oil Cake 27 Aug 2021
This recipe is for a Rosh Hashanah apple olive oil cake made with silan. The cake is moist and delicious, with a shiny appearance. It starts with preparing t...
27 Aug 2021
Forward This Rosh Hashanah, let your honey be silan — date syrup 27 Aug 2021
This article discusses the increasing popularity of silan, a thick syrup made from dates, as an alternative to honey in Jewish cuisine. Silan is believed to ...
27 Aug 2021
Forward Better-than-honey cake Italian honey cookies 26 Aug 2021
The author, who is not a fan of traditional Jewish foods like honey cake, discovers Italian honey cookies and finds them far more enjoyable. The cookies use ...
26 Aug 2021
Forward Red Wine Braised Short Ribs with Creamy Polenta 26 Aug 2021
This recipe for Red Wine Braised Short Ribs with Creamy Polenta is shared by Eitan Bernath, a young cooking prodigy. The short ribs are seared and then cooke...
26 Aug 2021
Forward Apple Tart Squares with Honey Glaze 26 Aug 2021
This article provides a recipe for apple tart squares with a honey glaze. The ingredients include puff pastry dough, sugar, cinnamon, tart apples, butter, po...
26 Aug 2021
Forward Cooking show phenom Eitan Bernath, 19, is ready for Rosh Hashanah 26 Aug 2021
Eitan Bernath, a 19-year-old chef and social media sensation, has become a prominent figure in the culinary world. With a strong following on platforms like ...
26 Aug 2021
Forward How Biden and Bennett will push the restart button on U.S.-Israel relations 24 Aug 2021
In a meeting marked by mutual respect and shared goals, President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Naftali Bennett aim to reset U.S.-Israel relations amidst ongo...
24 Aug 2021
Forward How one powerful song helped to heal ‘Crown Heights’ 23 Aug 2021
This article discusses how a powerful song helped heal the tensions in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, after the riots in 1991. The author, Jeremy Kagan, reflects o...
23 Aug 2021
Forward WATCH: Preparing beets, Jewish style 19 Aug 2021
This article highlights the use of beets in Jewish cuisine, particularly in Eastern Europe. Beets are found to be rich in nutrients such as folate, magnesium...
19 Aug 2021
Forward After 67 years, ‘The Black Cantor’ finally gets a gravestone 18 Aug 2021
Musician and music archivist Hank Sapoznik has raised money through private donations to provide a gravestone for African-American cantor Thomas LaRue Jones,...
18 Aug 2021
Forward Tamar Manasseh, anti-violence activist, now a rabbi 16 Aug 2021
Tamar Manasseh, a community activist and anti-violence advocate, recently became the first woman ordained as a rabbi at Chicago's Beth Shalom Bnai Zaken Ethi...
16 Aug 2021
Forward Porn sites are not removing antisemitic content, watchdog group says 13 Aug 2021
An Israeli watchdog group, Fighting Online Antisemitism (FOA), has reported a disturbing trend of antisemitic pornographic content on major adult websites su...
13 Aug 2021
Forward Why this was the right Jewish month for Cuomo to resign 10 Aug 2021
In the article, Mira Fox discusses the resignation of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo amid sexual harassment allegations, drawing parallels to the Jewish mont...
10 Aug 2021
Forward What Jewish New Yorkers need to know about Kathy Hochul, who will replace Cuomo as governor 10 Aug 2021
Kathy Hochul, who will replace Andrew Cuomo as the governor of New York, has a longstanding relationship with the Jewish community. As Cuomo's surrogate, she...
10 Aug 2021
Forward ‘This is the time to unify’: Eric Adams ally meets with Orthodox leaders after bitter primary battle 28 Jul 2021
Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn, a key ally of Eric Adams, the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City, met with Orthodox leaders in Brooklyn to unify after...
28 Jul 2021
Forward Democratic nominee for NYC comptroller says he supports Ben & Jerry’s West Bank ban 26 Jul 2021
Brad Lander, the Democratic nominee for New York City comptroller, expressed support for Ben & Jerry's decision to halt sales in Israeli settlements in the W...
26 Jul 2021
Forward Advocate for women leadership nominated for senior Middle East post 22 Jul 2021
Tamara Cofman Wittes, a prominent advocate for gender diversity in national security and the U.S. think tank community, has been nominated for a senior post ...
22 Jul 2021
Forward Climate change tops agenda in Hazon-Pearlstone merger 16 Jul 2021
Hazon, the Jewish environmental group, has announced its merger with the Pearlstone Center in Maryland to create a larger organization focused on fighting cl...
16 Jul 2021
Forward The dangerous disrespect of making Anthony Bourdain speak from the dead 16 Jul 2021
The documentary 'Roadrunner,' about Anthony Bourdain, has sparked controversy over the use of artificial intelligence to simulate Bourdain's voice for some o...
16 Jul 2021
Forward What if a quarter of Jews really do think Israel is a genocidal, apartheid state? 16 Jul 2021
A recent poll among American Jewish voters found that 25% believe Israel is an apartheid state, while 22% think it is committing genocide against Palestinian...
16 Jul 2021
Forward Antisemitism on TikTok spiked 912% says a new study. But is it accurate? 14 Jul 2021
A recent study from the University of Haifa claimed that there has been a 912% increase in antisemitism on TikTok since 2020. However, the study's findings s...
14 Jul 2021
Forward Opinion | Israeli occupied West Bank has two legal systems— one for Jews, one for Palestinians 9 Jul 2021
The Israeli government's treatment of the West Bank is governed by a double legal regime: one for Palestinians and one for Jews. This has been highlighted by...
9 Jul 2021
Forward Eric Adams, backed by Orthodox leaders, takes NYC mayoral nomination 7 Jul 2021
Eric Adams has been declared the winner in the race for mayor of New York City, with support from Orthodox voting blocs. Adams maintained a slight lead over ...
7 Jul 2021
Forward ‘There is no Kohen:’ A minyan in the shadow of disaster mourns its losses 5 Jul 2021
This article tells the story of the Surfside Minyan, a Shabbat-only prayer group that meets in a rental home near the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Flo...
5 Jul 2021
Forward The top 50 cover versions of Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ ranked! 30 Jun 2021
Leonard Cohen's iconic song "Hallelujah," celebrated for its deep emotional and spiritual resonance, has inspired numerous cover versions across diverse genr...
30 Jun 2021
Forward Timeline | How the Forward covered LGBTQ history 30 Jun 2021
The Forward, an American Jewish newspaper, did not prioritize significant events in LGBTQ history in its coverage. For example, the burning of the Hirschfeld...
30 Jun 2021
Forward ACT UP changed AIDS activism. Sarah Schulman wants us to learn its lessons 26 Jun 2021
Sarah Schulman, a journalist and member of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP), has written a history of the influential AIDS activist group in her ...
26 Jun 2021
Forward How Jewish and Irish humor intermarried on ‘Conan’ 24 Jun 2021
Conan O'Brien's nearly 30-year career in late-night television is coming to an end with the final episode of his show, "Conan." O'Brien, the first member of ...
24 Jun 2021
Forward Tovah Feldshuh on ‘Becoming Dr. Ruth’ and the return of live theater 24 Jun 2021
Actress Tovah Feldshuh stars in "Becoming Dr. Ruth," a biographical play about Dr. Ruth K. Westheimer, at the Bay Street Theater, marking a significant retur...
24 Jun 2021
Forward For Orthodox voters choosing the next mayor, it’s Adams or Yang — or both 22 Jun 2021
In the New York City mayoral primaries, the Orthodox Jewish community has shown its historic influence by coalescing around two candidates: Eric Adams and An...
22 Jun 2021
Forward We’re here, we’re queer, we’re Yiddish: LGBTQ stories, and silences, in the Forward archives 21 Jun 2021
This article explores the presence and absence of LGBTQ stories in the archives of the Jewish newspaper, The Forward. The author, a queer Yiddish archivist, ...
21 Jun 2021
Forward How are Jews celebrating Juneteenth? 17 Jun 2021
In recent years, American Jews have increasingly engaged with Juneteenth, integrating it into Jewish communal life and reflecting on racial justice. As this ...
17 Jun 2021
Forward Palestinian advocacy groups drew tens of thousands of new followers on social media. But can they move that support offline? 14 Jun 2021
During the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas, pro-Palestinian advocacy groups such as IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) saw a significant incr...
14 Jun 2021
Forward How one dance lover is preserving the Jewish history of ballet — one blog entry at a time 13 Jun 2021
Beatrice Waterhouse, a Ph.D. student in sociology at the University of California, San Diego, has created a blog called People of the Barre to document the J...
13 Jun 2021
Forward This rabbi wants the Jewish community more involved in boardroom battles for social justice 10 Jun 2021
Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster, formerly of Truah, a human rights group, has become the executive vice president of the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibil...
10 Jun 2021
Forward My father’s last words 9 Jun 2021
David Henry Gerson reflects on his father Allan Gerson's final days and the publication of his memoir, "Lies That Matter," detailing Allan's work in bringing...
9 Jun 2021
Forward A remarkable photo exhibit captures ‘a joyful moment’ of Black-Jewish unity in Miami Beach 4 Jun 2021
The photo exhibit "Shared Spaces" showcases the work of Andy Sweet, a Jewish photographer, capturing moments of Black-Jewish unity in Miami Beach during the ...
4 Jun 2021
Forward Opinion | What would happen if the U.S. stopped giving aid to Israel? 4 Jun 2021
The author discusses the possibility of the United States conditioning or discontinuing economic assistance to Israel in order to influence Israeli policy. T...
4 Jun 2021
Forward Shira Haas talks collaging, quarantine routine, and learning Russian for her latest film 3 Jun 2021
The article highlights an interview with Israeli actress Shira Haas and director Ruthy Pribar discussing their film, "Asia," which explores the nuanced relat...
3 Jun 2021
Forward White House science advisor Eric Lander sworn in on Pirkei Avot published in 1492 2 Jun 2021
Eric Lander, the new Cabinet-level science advisor for the White House, made history by taking his oath of office on a 1492 edition of Pirkei Avot, pointing ...
2 Jun 2021
Forward For the Conservative movement, an audit of ethics policies might be overdue 1 Jun 2021
The Conservative movement is facing criticism for its handling of misconduct complaints, particularly regarding ethics policies and procedures. A specific ca...
1 Jun 2021
Forward The Tony-winning drama of the Oslo Accords is now a film 28 May 2021
"Oslo," the Tony-winning play chronicling the secret negotiations that led to the Oslo Accords in 1993, has been adapted into an HBO film. The play and film ...
28 May 2021
Forward Eric Adams earns backing of influential Orthodox voting bloc in Far Rockaway 28 May 2021
Eric Adams, a leading candidate for New York City's mayor, has gained a significant endorsement from the Orthodox community in Far Rockaway, Queens, through ...
28 May 2021
Forward The ‘Friends’ reunion didn’t have to be this weird 27 May 2021
The author expresses disappointment with the recent Friends reunion, which turned out to be an unscripted talk show hosted by James Corden instead of a nosta...
27 May 2021
Forward A spate of antisemitism reveals Jewish community fissures 27 May 2021
The Jewish community in the United States is grappling with a surge in antisemitic attacks and a heated debate about how to define and respond to them. The i...
27 May 2021
Forward EXCLUSIVE: Scott Stringer and Elyse Buxbaum talk about their marriage and the mayoral race 25 May 2021
Scott Stringer, NYC mayoral candidate and current comptroller, has faced allegations of past sexual harassment which have cost him substantial progressive ba...
25 May 2021
Forward For Orthodox Brooklyn’s private police, a code of silence hides domestic abuse 24 May 2021
A recent analysis of crime data, court records, and interviews with individuals in New York's Borough Park neighborhood reveals a code of silence and a longs...
24 May 2021