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The piece reflects on the poignant story of IDF Staff Sergeant Ran Gvili, an Israeli hero who courageously fought Hamas attackers, saving many lives before b...

Michael Lewiss article chronicles his family's journey from Eastern Europe to the United States amidst the tumultuous backdrop of antisemitism and economic h...

Sultan Mohammed V of Morocco played a crucial role in protecting the Jewish community during World War II by resisting Vichy France's attempts to implement N...

A compelling account of an intricate Israeli intelligence operation that ultimately led to the capture of Dr. Marwan al-Hams, a Hamas military doctor thought...

Francis Salvador was the first Jewish official elected in America, serving briefly in South Carolina's Provincial Congress before his death in 1776. Since th...

Will Oldham's interaction with Johnny Cash as the latter recorded Oldham's song highlights the concept of 'deveikus,' a Torah idea referring to clinging or u...

Mitchell Schneider critiques the international embrace of Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, a former Al-Qaeda leader, highlighting the risks of rebranding te...

Reflecting on the 30th anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination, this essay intertwines personal memories with broader political reflections. The author ...

Joanna Landau, the founder of Vibe Israel, emphasizes the importance of strategically managing Israel's international reputation. Drawing from her decade-lon...

Jonas Salk, born in 1914 to Jewish parents in New York City, became a pivotal figure in virology after a career-defining project on the influenza virus durin...

In light of the upcoming New York City mayoral election, this open letter urges the Jewish community to support Andrew Cuomo over Zohran Mamdani, whose candi...

Professor Pamela Nadell's book, "Antisemitism, An American Tradition," analyzes the enduring and evolving nature of antisemitism in America, suggesting that ...

Michael Oren's commentary highlights the intense global backlash Israel has faced over the past two years, drawing on historical antisemitic tropes reminisce...

Joanna Landau from JEWDICIOUS comments on Montana Tucker's documentary exploring the detrimental impacts of Hamas, emphasizing the pressing need for its remo...

Jewish-American voters have traditionally favored the Democratic Party due to shared liberal values, historical experiences as a minority, and alignment on d...

The article discusses the complexities surrounding the 25th anniversary of Hamas in Gaza, highlighting the challenges in achieving lasting peace in the regio...

Thousands of Israelis gathered to celebrate the emotional return of 20 hostages after 737 agonizing days, a moment marked by immense pride and relief across ...

Hannah Creviston, alongside Baruch Meir, initiated a chapter of 'Run For Their Lives' in Scottsdale, Arizona, joining a global movement advocating for hostag...

Reflecting on the events of October 7, 2023, where Shani Louk was kidnapped by Hamas, this piece underscores the ongoing impact and negotiations in the after...

Reflecting on the terrorist attack on the NOVA Festival near Gaza on October 7, 2023, this article delves into the ongoing impact of the event two years late...

The Worldwide Memorial on October 7th at 2:30 PM EST and 9:30 PM IDT honors the victims of a tragic massacre that deeply impacted the Jewish community and Is...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in an interview with NBC's Kristin Welker, addressed the complicated issue of Palestinian statehood within the broader c...

The announcement corrects the date and time for the National Memorial Ceremony, which is scheduled for Tuesday, October 7 at 9:30 PM IDT. The ceremony, signi...

Jews worldwide will unite on Tuesday, October 7, to commemorate the victims of the October 7th massacre, a pivotal event in Jewish history and Israeli societ...

In the wake of a deadly antisemitic attack on the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester, the article discusses the rising antisemitism in the UK and ...

The article discusses the reactions to the U.S.-brokered ceasefire proposal between Israel and Hamas, highlighting a divide between Gazans and international ...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, a familiar and troubling pattern emerged involving the scapegoating of Jews and Israel. During the initial uncer...

Edan Alexander, a former captive of Hamas, exemplifies extraordinary valor and dedication. After surviving 551 days in captivity, during which he endured har...

Judaism is characterized by embracing and living within paradoxes, as Sarah Tuttle-Singer explores in her reflection on Jewish identity and values. The dual ...

Leecy Davis explores the complexities of Jewish identity and the perception of Jews as a self-secluded group in a society hyper-focused on inclusivity. Drawi...

On October 7, 2023, Israel faced not only a physical attack but also a pervasive digital onslaught, as online platforms became a battleground for anti-Israel...

Reflecting on 700 days of pain and uncertainty, "700 Days" delves into the emotional turmoil experienced by families of hostages, capturing the relentless ps...

Michael Oren argues that despite the devastating toll of nearly 700 days of war on Israel, there have been positive outcomes that may ensure the country's fu...

The article addresses the misuse and implications of the term "genocide" in relation to Israel's conflict with Hamas. The author, Ben Lazarus, emphatically r...

Media coverage of Israel often portrays it negatively, suggesting it acts without restraint and focusing on narratives that may mislead the public. This arti...

Eli Segal, a Brandeis University alumnus, exemplified Jewish values, particularly Tikkun Olam, through his transformative career. Esteemed for his charismati...

The Jerusalem Journal's essay by Avi Mayers critiques the role of purported journalists in Gaza amid the conflict with Hamas, contrasting their actions with ...

In a poignant guest commentary, Claire Davis, a non-Jewish Londoner, expresses her deep concern over rising antisemitism in the UK. She recounts disturbing i...

Rebecca Bohbot writes a heartfelt letter to her husband Elkana, who has been a hostage for 22 months, expressing her unwavering love, hope, and commitment to...

Marking the two-year anniversary of JEWDICIOUS, Editor-In-Chief Michael Golden reflects on the site's mission to amplify Jewish voices in sharing perspective...

Reflecting on the iconic 1963 song "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah" by Alan Sherman, this piece captures the Jewish cultural undertones of the era and connects t...

In this reflective piece, Amy Salman explores her emotional journey in Portugal, a country with a complex Jewish history marked by expulsion and covert pract...

Providence Mayor Brett Smiley's conversion to Judaism is a journey shaped by the faith's emphasis on questioning and moral guidance. In a podcast conversatio...

Michael Oren draws historical parallels between Israel's recent conflicts and the 1967 Six-Day War, emphasizing how Israel's decisive military actions agains...

In a poignant op-ed, Sarah Tuttle-Singer reflects on the moral and spiritual crisis facing Israel during the Three Weeks, a period of mourning for the destru...

Michael Golden reflects on wearing the Star of David as a symbol of Jewish identity, pride, and resistance, particularly following moments of increased antis...

The article by Andrew Rashkow explores the notion of the 'suspension of disbelief' often experienced when audiences enjoy far-fetched films, humorously quest...

The article reflects on the ongoing conversation within the Jewish community regarding antisemitism and Israel's military actions against Hamas. It explores ...

As American public support for Israel wanes, previously unthinkable shifts in U.S. sentiment towards Zionism become conceivable. Historically intertwined, Am...

In this reflective piece, the author discusses experiences of feeling marginalized and misunderstood as a Jewish student in academia and relates this to a br...