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Tablet I Am Grateful to God 6 Feb
Maish Yarmush reflects profoundly on the intense gratitude he feels towards God for the blessings of being part of the Jewish people. His awe is rooted not j...
6 Feb
Tablet The Keeper of the Keys 6 Feb
Rafi Elmaleh, affectionately known as Rafi, continues to play a vital role in preserving Morocco's Jewish heritage, despite his official retirement two years...
6 Feb
Tablet Why That Super Bowl Ad Hit a Nerve 6 Feb
Lee Smith examines the backlash against Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ad addressing antisemitism. Critics argue the commercial is overly sentimental or fails to ...
6 Feb
Tablet Needle Shock 5 Feb
In this provocative piece, Alexander Hope reflects on the peculiar experience of attending a graduate-level nutrition class taught by a non-nutritionist with...
5 Feb
Tablet The Screening Machine 5 Feb
The author reflects on their evolving perception of the medical establishment and preventative health measures in the wake of their mother's breast cancer di...
5 Feb
Tablet War by Fire and Ice 5 Feb
Bernard-Henri Lévy critiques the international perspective on Ukraine's resilience during its fourth harsh winter amid ongoing warfare, emphasizing that the ...
5 Feb
Tablet Waiting for Bilal 5 Feb
In a critique of Robert Kraft's recent Super Bowl ad aimed at combating antisemitism, Liel Leibovitz argues that efforts like the Blue Square Alliance Agains...
5 Feb
Tablet Letter to Mayor Mamdani 4 Feb
Masih Alinejad, a journalist and women's rights activist, addresses New York's newly elected Mayor Mamdani, criticizing his silence on women's oppression in ...
4 Feb
Tablet The Antizionism Exception 4 Feb
Matthew Segal critiques the emerging legal principle whereby anti-Zionist rhetoric is automatically deemed non-discriminatory, which he argues unfairly singl...
4 Feb
Tablet The Fall of Europe 4 Feb
Marc Weitzmann explores the disturbing shifts in European attitudes and the rise of antisemitism following events since October 7, 2023, particularly focusin...
4 Feb
Tablet Amar’e Avinu 2 Feb
Amare Stoudemire, the former NBA star, reflects on his journey from being a child in Lake Wales, Florida, to adopting the Hebrew name Yahoshafat Ben Avraham....
2 Feb
Tablet Miami, the New Jerusalem? 2 Feb
Amidst the rising internal migration within the United States, Miami has emerged as a prominent destination, even earning the nickname of the 'New Jerusalem....
2 Feb
Tablet FEBRUARY 2026 2 Feb
In an intriguing contemplation of the Jewish dimension of Miami, the article delves into its emergence as a thriving epicenter for Jewish life, culture, and ...
2 Feb
Tablet 18 Questions: Simon Doonan 2 Feb
Simon Doonan, the acclaimed style commentator, is currently captivated by hair as a cultural and personal narrative, evident in his latest memoir project foc...
2 Feb
Tablet Sun, Status, and the Art of Not Sitting Still 2 Feb
Miami's transformation from a seasonal getaway for Northern retirees to a bustling hub of international culture and business is examined. The city, once know...
2 Feb
Tablet Forget the Mrs. Roper Jokes 2 Feb
Liz Lange relates her transition from wearing form-fitting high fashion to embracing the comfort and elegance of caftans as she entered her 50s during the CO...
2 Feb
Tablet The Visionary Who Shaped Art Deco Miami 2 Feb
Henry Hohauser, the pioneering architect who moved to Miami in 1933, catalyzed the transformation of Miami Beach into a hub of Art Deco architecture. Motivat...
2 Feb
Tablet Reading for Pleasure 30 Jan
Daniel Poppick's debut novel, "The Copywriter," encapsulates the transition period from the early Trump era to the pre-COVID days, seen through the eyes of a...
30 Jan
Tablet Yoram Hazony’s 15 Minutes 29 Jan
Orit Arfa, formerly the director of communications for the Edmund Burke Foundation, critiques Yoram Hazony for untruthfully claiming a lack of material dispr...
29 Jan
Tablet The Men Who Bring Them Home 28 Jan
In this poignant narrative, Dovi Safier recounts his visit to Israel as he supports Yasar Darom, a specialized IDF unit responsible for recovering the remain...
28 Jan
Tablet How the Internet Remade the Latin Mass 26 Jan
The article delves into the resurgence of the traditional Latin Mass (TLM) within the Catholic Church, especially among young people and online communities, ...
26 Jan
Tablet Who by Fire, Who by Water 23 Jan
Jamie Betesh Carter examines the aftermath of the January 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles through interviews with those who lost their homes. The piece delves ...
23 Jan
Tablet The Genocide Slur Is Not Just for Jews 22 Jan
John Spencer critiques the frequent, casual use of the term "genocide" to describe Israel's military actions in Gaza, arguing it poses broader dangers for gl...
22 Jan
Tablet I Did the Outreach New York Is Proposing. It Didn’t Work. 20 Jan
Ariel Goldstein critiques New York City's proposed initiative to address homelessness, drawing on her personal experience as a social worker in the field. Sh...
20 Jan
Tablet The Jewish Commune Fantasy 20 Jan
Kelsey Osgood explores the allure of a Jewish communal lifestyle, blending ideals of spirituality, self-sufficiency, and close-knit community living. Her hus...
20 Jan
Tablet Are Jews Still Welcome in the White House? 20 Jan
This article delves into the evolving state of Jewish participation in American political life, particularly in light of recent antisemitic incidents such as...
20 Jan
Tablet Oy Vey, Who Needs Another Biography of Philip Roth? 20 Jan
Philip Roth's life and work are examined in the context of literary biography, exploring whether his complex and often controversial persona can be reconcile...
20 Jan
Tablet Herring Song 16 Jan
Emily Hamilton's piece is an elegiac tribute to the enduring significance of herring in Jewish and Danish culture, exploring how this humble fish connects he...
16 Jan
Tablet Mosh of the Penguin 16 Jan
Ariel Semmel's ambitious project, 'The Penguiners: The Secret History of Tel Aviv,' offers a vibrant portrayal of the 1980s underground nightlife centered ar...
16 Jan
Tablet Sharpen Your Knives 16 Jan
In an evocative exploration of culinary culture, Jacob Soll argues that the authenticity and skill behind great cooking are more tied to the sharpness of kni...
16 Jan
Tablet 18 Questions: Amanda Hirsch 16 Jan
Amanda Hirsch, influenced by her childhood fascination with pop culture and celebrity news, has successfully reinvented her passion into a relatable and enga...
16 Jan
Tablet Cash Wars 16 Jan
In this thought-provoking piece, Frederick Kaufman explores the concept of a nation possessing an excess of funds rather than debt, and the potential positiv...
16 Jan
Tablet Faking Main Street 16 Jan
Bentonville, Arkansas, has become a burgeoning economic and cultural hub, largely due to the presence of Walmart, a company known for its controversial labor...
16 Jan
Tablet Uninvited Eyes 16 Jan
In "Uninvited Eyes," Katherine Dee explores the disturbing world of pro-anorexia websites and their intersection with anorexia fetishism from the late 1990s ...
16 Jan
Tablet Jeeves Speaks 15 Jan
In this whimsical piece, David Samuels explores the abstract notion of truth, using the Bible's veracity as a playful jumping-off point. The narrative adopts...
15 Jan
Tablet Yes, Israel Can Apply Israeli Law to the West Bank 15 Jan
Eugene Kontorovich argues that Israel's application of Israeli civil law to the West Bank is not annexation, as the area was not sovereign Jordanian territor...
15 Jan
Tablet The Jewish Test 14 Jan
The article explores the historical resilience and survival of Jewish communities, juxtaposed against the rise and fall of empires, notably highlighted by th...
14 Jan
Tablet Missing the Point 14 Jan
Armin Rosen critiques the film industry's reluctance to acknowledge the uncomfortable parallels between the Spanish film 'Sirt', winner of the Cannes Jury Pr...
14 Jan
Tablet Iran’s Revolution 13 Jan
Bernard-Henri Lévy passionately describes the upheaval in Iran, arguing that the current events signify a revolution rather than a mere revolt. He differenti...
13 Jan
Tablet The New Romantics 13 Jan
Romantasy, a fusion genre combining elements of romance and fantasy, offers readers a unique blend of magical worlds and compelling romantic plots that concl...
13 Jan
Tablet The Red House Report 12 Jan
"The Red House Report" by Adam LeBor delves into the controversy surrounding Swiss banks' clandestine dealings with Nazi Germany and their refusal to repay H...
12 Jan
Tablet Burnt Offerings 12 Jan
In 1885, the Pittsburgh Platform marked a pivotal reformation of Judaism, declaring it not as a nation but a religious community and distancing from practice...
12 Jan
Tablet Is This Time Different in Iran? 9 Jan
The article by Peter Theroux critiques former President Barack Obama's and current President Joe Biden's responses to Iranian uprisings against the regime. T...
9 Jan
Tablet Keep Thinking 9 Jan
Sergiu Klainerman revisits Vernor Vinge's prediction about the creation of superintelligent AI, originally suggested in 1983, which became popularized as the...
9 Jan
Tablet The Impossible Escape 8 Jan
Amidst the serene backdrop of Santa Teresa in Costa Rica, Arye Dworken describes his journey into this secluded "blue zone" on the Nicoya Peninsula. Known fo...
8 Jan
Tablet Will and Testament 7 Jan
Charles Curkin reflects on personal family dynamics through the prism of his father's sudden health crisis. After his father suffers a stroke and heart attac...
7 Jan
Tablet The Past Ain’t Through With Us 6 Jan
Alana Newhouse introduces a new monthly feature titled "Remember the Day," which invites readers to engage in reflection and reconsideration of the past, bey...
6 Jan
Tablet JANUARY 2026 5 Jan
Tablet Magazine's editorial team provides an overview of significant cultural and geopolitical events to expect in January 2026, with a focus on developments...
5 Jan
Tablet Giant Abroad, Midget at Home 5 Jan
Michael Doran's article examines the political landscape of 2026 in the United States, focusing on Donald Trump's broad multi-faith coalition that played a p...
5 Jan
Tablet Being Supreme 30 Dec 2025
Howard Jacobson provides a critical reflection on the film "Marty Supreme," noting its resemblance to "Uncut Gems," particularly in terms of style and themat...
30 Dec 2025