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Days before Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, an Emirati royal, invested $500 million for a 49% stake in World Liberty Fi...

Liel Leibovitz reflects on the overpowering and dehumanizing experience of attending a concert at the Las Vegas Sphere, where technology and digital displays...

"The Ballad of Bill Brown" profiles William D. Brown Jr., a retired Navy SEAL who founded the NYC SEAL swim—an event celebrating resilience and unity while s...

Patti Stanger, known as the Millionaire Matchmaker, offers insights into relationships, dating, and Jewish identity. Raised in a Jewish family of matchmakers...

Amidst a vivid narrative reminiscent of a Carl Hiaasen novel, Andrew Fox explores a failed 2026 terror plot aimed at President Trump's birthday celebration, ...

In the sprawling literary endeavor, "Joseph and His Brothers," Thomas Mann reimagines the Genesis tale of Joseph, intertwining Hebraic tradition with myriad ...

The latest live recording of Tablet's Barbarians podcast addresses the growing concern of antisemitism in New York's political sphere. Co-hosted by Tablet ed...

Josh Appel explores the cultural and societal impacts of revising American historical myths, particularly focusing on World War II. The piece delves into how...

Gila Pfeffer explores the vibrant, diverse landscape of Jewish weddings, drawing from her extensive experience as a frequent guest at such events. She humoro...

Huddie William Ledbetter, better known as Lead Belly, played a pivotal role in the history of American country blues music. His story intertwines with that o...

Alexander Maksik's piece titled "Bank of America" paints a vivid picture of Mrs. Rifkin's encounter with two young men in a domestic setting. Through detaile...

Audrey Gelman, founder of the antique and homewares store The Six Bells, is reviving the historic Wallach textile brand. Founded in 1900 by Julius and Moritz...

Peng explores the contrasting narratives in two recently published books on the infamous Bernie Goetz subway vigilante incident of the 1980s, showcasing how ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed Block by Block housing initiative aims to overhaul New York City's real estate landscape by seizing properties from landlords...

Jonah Cohen's article explores the intellectual clash between American anti-tribalism and Jewish nationalism by examining the historical context of U.S. trea...

Israeli designers have become pivotal players in the bridal fashion industry, despite Israel's absence from the major fashion weeks. Designers like Lihi Hod ...

Frederick Kaufman's review of Liaquat Ahamed's book, "1873: The Rothschilds, the First Great Depression, and the Making of the Modern World," critiques the a...

Alan Grabinsky reflects on the profound significance swimming holds in his life, starting with a childhood memory of his father introducing him to the water....

The recent legal ruling by a federal district court in New York highlights a significant issue in distinguishing between anti-Zionism and antisemitism within...

Emil Bezverkhny's memoir, "The Penny Is Gone," chronicles the life of a Jewish physicist enduring antisemitism in the Soviet Union, drawing compelling parall...

Tablet Magazine's exclusive live podcast event, 'Barbarians,' delves into the recent memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed by former President Trump with ...

Mark Goldfeder critiques the increasing trend of international sanctions targeting Jewish settlers in the West Bank, a move he views as politically motivated...

Amidst rising conversations about extraterrestrial life, an interesting pattern emerges with a notable number of leading figures in the field being Jewish. T...

Juin, an illustrator for Charlie Hebdo since 2015, comments on the Israeli political landscape, attributing responsibility to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin...

Helen C. Epstein, in her work "Why Live: How Suicide Becomes an Epidemic," explores the social dimensions of various suicide epidemics across the globe, refe...

June, the traditional month for weddings, is steeped in both romantic ideals and pragmatic concerns. While couples celebrate their unions and delight in wedd...

The article critically examines the alleged similarities between Donald Trump's approach to Iran and the controversial 2015 nuclear deal negotiated by Barack...

In this intriguing exploration, Marco Roth delves into the forgotten memoir of Eliezer Kamenezky, a Jewish wanderer whose global odyssey in the early 20th ce...

Harry Stein recounts a surprising moment at New Times magazine in 1974, when fellow editor Tom Moore abruptly announced he was leaving the publication. Altho...

Gabriel Moked, a pivotal figure in Israeli literature, is remembered not just for his editorial prowess and philosophical contributions but for his integrity...

Hosted by Tablet Magazine, the Barbarian podcast delves into the complexities and frustrations surrounding Trump’s Iran policy and Los Angeles' election laws...

Amidst Argentina's economic turmoil, a bizarre scene unfolds as a truck carrying beef flips over in a Buenos Aires neighborhood, prompting riots among locals...

Itxu Díaz's article examines the social unrest in France, using the backdrop of violent celebrations following Paris Saint-Germain's football victories to hi...

Simcha Rothman argues for judicial reforms in Israel, asserting that the current system endows the Supreme Court with excessive power, allowing it to overtur...

Israeli politician Yair Golan argues that Israel's most significant threat is not external enemies like Iran or Hamas, but an internal struggle over the nati...

Despite the rise of online dating platforms, traditional matchmaking has seen a revival, becoming more popular than ever with a tenfold increase in practitio...

The piece titled "Dog Days," by Juin, who has been an illustrator for Charlie Hebdo since 2015, likely explores themes familiar to the publication's readers....

Moshe Koppel explores the contentious topic of judicial reforms in Israel and the debate over the nature of democracy. Highlighting a discussion with leaders...

As tensions continue to rise globally and internally, Israel finds itself in an ongoing struggle that some define as 'The Battle for Israel's Soul.' This art...

Jacob Siegel's narrative reflects on personal transformation and nostalgia through a poignant road trip with a rabbi from New York to Queens. The journey sym...

Yonatan Green discusses the implications of the Israeli Supreme Court's judicial reforms of 2023, stressing the unprecedented actions taken by the court in o...

In this live podcast episode from Tablet Magazine, editor-at-large Liel Leibovitz engages in a dynamic discussion with columnist Lee Smith, news editor Tony ...

Alexander Gendler reflects on his complex identity as a Marxist exile from the Soviet Union during his time as a student at Loyola University in 1976. He enc...

Revisiting the impact of the HBO series "Euphoria," this article examines its creator Sam Levinson's personal connections to the show, its cultural significa...

Alana Newhouse reflects on her appreciation for Tony Kushner's seminal work "Angels in America," a play that intricate intertwines themes of AIDS, sexuality,...

June 2026, a piece from Tablet Magazine, explores future themes and prospects, possibly weaving together predictions, cultural shifts, and relevant changes i...

Lee Smith's piece on Trump's approach to Iran suggests a worrisome resemblance to the Obama-era Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), but under a facad...

Antisemitism has historically been marked by its appeal as an enjoyable group activity rather than just raw hate. Todd Pittinsky explains how antisemitism pr...

Debbie Lechtman's article critiques the contemporary revival of Bundist ideology by some Jewish anti-Zionists and intellectuals. She argues that the historic...

Henri Matisse, known for his brief tenure in the forefront of the avant-garde with the Fauvist movement, retreated from any radical gestures after a failed a...