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Set in a speculative near-future, Katherine Dee's narrative explores the rapid escalation of public judgment in the age of digital media, spotlighting a fict...

Nicole Lampert discusses Phyllis Chesler's observations on the fracture within modern feminism over Zionism and antisemitism. Chesler, a veteran feminist act...

Judith Miller recounts a lunch meeting with a 92-year-old woman living in Switzerland under an assumed name, reflective of her origins in a country she left ...

Alana Newhouse discusses the overwhelming frequency of extraordinary events in today's world, which may lead to alarmist or defeatist attitudes. She criticiz...

Liel Leibovitz critically examines claims of rising Jewish terrorism by analyzing recent reports of violence in the West Bank, suggesting they are often exag...

Tablet Magazine's editorial piece offers a perceptive forecast into developments anticipated in April 2026, potentially touching on current affairs, cultural...

Brian Cullman's essay collection, "How to Prepare for the Past: Travels in Music and Time," offers vivid and precise depictions of mid-20th-century New York ...

Sheila Yasmin Marikar reflects on the anxiety surrounding the decision to have children as a writer, articulating the fear that it could hinder her career pr...

The article by Jacob Siegel explores the decline of the contemporary free speech movement over the past decade. It chronicles how initially ideologically-dri...

"Northern Exposure," a unique show from the early '90s, captures the complexity of Jewish identity through its main character, Joel Fleischman, a Jewish doct...

The article delves into the rise of family-size influencers, focusing on Karla Bradley, the force behind The Bradley Bunch Instagram account. Known for her v...

Bethany S. Mandel reflects on the unique challenges of raising a large family in contemporary America, citing the relentless nature of household chores like ...

Tzvi explores the unsettling allure of Conner O'Malley's short film "Slugs," a striking example of the burgeoning "internet new wave" film movement. This ava...

In Adam Eilath's poignant piece, an Israeli educator recently retired from teaching civics is called upon by the Ministry of Education to navigate the comple...

Lee Smith's article critiques the dynamics within the Trump administration related to its foreign policy on Iran and the influence of individuals like Joe Ke...

The article explores the dynamics and implications of decreasing family sizes within the Jewish American community, highlighting personal reflections and cul...

Irwin Mansdorf critiques the prevalent notion of 'no imminent threat' in the context of military decisions regarding Iran, arguing that this phrase sedates n...

David Mikics explores the decline of Hollywood as a creative industry, likening it to the bygone era of Renaissance painting. Despite the survival of iconic ...

In this piece, Martín Sivak explores the cultural and economic impact of Havaianas, Brazil's iconic flip-flop brand, against the backdrop of a boycott that a...

Anya Rubin, an artist with a multifaceted cultural background, explores the digital realm through her innovative art that bridges technology and nature. Her ...

Adam Lehrer reflects on his first encounter with Bret Easton Ellis's novel "Less Than Zero," discovered unexpectedly at a Borders bookstore during his youth....

David Samuels' piece examines the impact of 'The Great Gatsby' and 'The Sun Also Rises,' both published within a year of each other, and their lasting influe...

Daniel Miller's article explores the symbolic and political displacement of Israel in global narratives, particularly through the lens of Palestinianism. He ...

Leslie Epstein's narrative, "Fantasia," weaves a richly imaginative tale centered around a character named A.S., who ruminates on fate and divine interventio...

Frederick Kaufman's piece humorously contrasts the current digital age with medieval Europe's transformation into a complex society driven by measurement inn...

The story of Holy Gems, a unique gemstone mining company in Israel, is rooted in faith, legacy, and a remarkable tale of discovery tied to religious prophecy...

Marc Weitzmann explores the turbulent and contentious political landscape in France, focusing on the rise of the far-left and far-right extremism in Lyon, Fr...

Liel Leibovitz explores the rise of modern clowning in Los Angeles as a fresh alternative to traditional improv comedy. Unlike the quick quips of improv, clo...

Armin Rosen's article paints a vivid picture of the luxurious ambiance and historical charm within the 5 Hertford Street Club in London's Mayfair. Through de...

Pini Dunner reflects on the recent bombing outside the Cheider school in Amsterdam, a school founded by his grandfather Uri Yehuda Adje Cohen. Uri, a Holocau...

Comedian Modi Rosenfeld, known simply as Modi, brings his sharp observational humor to the forefront in his 2024 stand-up special. Identifying himself as the...

David Mikics' article laments the symbolic demise of Hollywood as the epicenter of entertainment, overtaken by digital advancements and shifts in cultural pr...

Jacob Siegel, in a discussion with Liel Leibovitz, delves into the notion of information control in modern society, building from his seminal 2023 Tablet ess...

The article explores the everyday experiences of Iranian Israelis living in Tel Aviv during the tumultuous period of missile exchanges between Iran and Israe...

Bill Aron is a photographer whose work captures Jewish life with warmth and human stories, documented over the course of 50 years and exhibited in a retrospe...

Lee Smith examines the contentious dynamics within the Republican Party and among its key figures over Donald Trump's aggressive Iran policy. With polls show...

Recent developments have seen Israel renewing its military operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, an Iranian proxy deemed a persistent threat. Fol...

A brief overview titled "March 2026" from Tablet Magazine editors provides insights into potential developments and challenges anticipated in the Jewish worl...

Isaac Babel's short story, "Di Grasso," captures the evocative atmosphere of early 20th-century Odessa through the eyes of a young theater ticket scalper. As...

Purim's contrasting nature to the rest of Jewish life places it as a unique and spiritually powerful day, echoing a profound lesson of surrender and humility...

In a detailed analysis, Park MacDougald discusses the joint U.S.-Israel airstrike on Iran ordered by President Donald Trump, which resulted in the death of I...

Tony Badran critiques President Donald Trump's decision to launch military operations against Iran, highlighting uncertainties around the outcome. Despite Tr...

Tablet Magazine offers an exclusive video for its subscribers focused on the significant geopolitical developments in Iran, potentially marking the end of an...

Jeffrey Salkin explores the deep historical roots and continuous perception of Jewish difference as both a source of tension and resilience. Beginning with t...

The article "Israel's New Theology of Power" by Aviad Hacohen explores the integration of religious Zionism into the structure and leadership of the IDF, mar...

Henry Gao critically examines narratives surrounding China's alleged success in global trade, challenging the notion that China is outpacing the United State...

The article by Abraham Wyner examines a controversial event at the University of Pennsylvania focused on the genocide accusations against Israel. It critique...

Film director Wim Wenders' remark that filmmakers should avoid politics and focus on art has sparked debate in the global film community, particularly follow...

Marco Roth reflects on the concept of exile and its impact on personal identity, using Erich Auerbach's "Mimesis" as a point of departure. Auerbach wrote his...

Rationalism, a Silicon Valley-born ideology focused on extreme logical reasoning, has given rise to controversial groups amidst AI's rapid advancements. The ...