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Bess Wohl's latest Broadway hit, "Liberation," is a deeply personal exploration of feminism, memory, and identity, drawing upon her experiences and those of ...

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the influential senior rabbi of Central Synagogue in Manhattan, has captivated a wide audience with her first book, "Heart of a Strang...

The 19th annual Other Israel Film Festival in Manhattan offers a unique platform for Jewish and Palestinian filmmakers to present thought-provoking cinema th...

The increasing cultural fascination with "hot clergy," exemplified by the Netflix show "Nobody Wants This," is critiqued for diverting attention from genuine...

The article explores the portrayal of Jewish mother figures in two Netflix shows, "Long Story Short" and "Nobody Wants This." It contrasts Naomi, a complex, ...

The documentary "Torn," directed by Nim Shapira, explores the emotional and contentious "hostage poster war" that erupted on New York's streets following the...

With the High Holidays upon us, the shofar's call this year feels more critical than ever, prompting deep reflection and action. Contributors from Lilith mag...

Rebecca Katz explores the whimsical yet profound concept of 'raising your Bubbe from the dead,' using it as a metaphor for keeping family traditions and Jewi...

Beatie Deutsch, an ultra-Orthodox mother and elite marathon runner, defies stereotypes by embracing athletics while maintaining her religious values. Known a...

Liba Vaynberg's play "The Matriarchs" reimagines biblical women from the Torah as self-assured participants in a contemporary women's Talmud study group, exp...

Liana Finck's graphic memoir "Passing for Human" is a profound exploration of self-discovery and acceptance, framed within a Jewish context of teshuvah, or r...

Lilith magazine is calling for entries in its Annual Fiction Contest, inviting short stories up to 3,000 words from Jewish feminist writers. The contest seek...

Becky Behar's photographic exhibition, "Tu Ke Bivas," explores Sephardic women's heritage and traditions through personal and family portraits. The title, de...

Feminist researchers and activists from Israel have issued a statement addressing the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the violence in the West Bank, and ...

Chef Tova Sterling, known as Chef Tova, hosts the Sinners Shabbat, a burlesque Shabbat series in NYC that merges traditional Jewish rituals with alternative ...

A widowed woman, now in her seventies, embarks on a reflective journey of rediscovery during a New York weekend with a new companion. As she balances memorie...

Sarah M. Seltzer reflects on the personal significance of birthright citizenship amidst recent Supreme Court decisions affecting it, illustrating the generat...

Following the harrowing narrative of a family in southern Jerusalem, an account offers a visceral depiction of coping with the threat of Iranian missile atta...

A Jerusalem mother reflects on the complexities of living amid tension, caught between the relative safety of her own life and the harrowing realities faced ...

The piece provides a moving snapshot of life in the Galilee during wartime, with a family adjusting to the challenges of missile sirens, closed airports, and...

Joanna Chen shares her personal experience volunteering with the Israeli organization, Road to Recovery, which transports Palestinian patients, primarily chi...

The Paris Peace Forums Conference marked a significant effort towards Israeli-Palestinian peace, gathering hundreds of participants despite challenges such a...

Marlee Matlin, acclaimed deaf actress and the subject of the documentary "Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore," collaborated with director Shoshannah Stern, als...

Amidst the recent escalation in the Israel-Gaza conflict, Jessica Keener identifies as "A Jew in the Middle," striving for a nuanced stance that acknowledges...

Artist Danielle Alhassid's "Go Forth O Daughters" is an innovative art project exploring the Tsenerene, the Yiddish Women's Bible, integrating historical tex...

Marty Ross-Dolan's memoir "Always There, Always Gone" delves into the lingering impact of a tragic family history, centered around the love and loss experien...

Highlighting the counter-cultural resonance of Shabbat, the article explores how this ancient Jewish practice offers a modern form of rebellion against techn...

The Author, inspired by personal experience, explores profound themes of motherhood, terminal illness, and autonomy in her novel, "Unfinished Acts of Wild Cr...

Deportation and expulsion have long been part of Jewish history, notably since the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492. This historical trauma remains vivid...

Alicia Ostriker, the esteemed poet and longtime poetry editor for Lilith, discusses her latest collection, "The Holy and Broken Bliss," which addresses theme...

The author reflects on the challenges of observing Jewish holidays while living with a chronic illness. A disrupted Passover plan due to unexpected sickness ...

In a poignant and personal letter, the author expresses frustration with their local Montana representative who knocked on their door during a political camp...

In an evocative personal narrative, the author recounts a journey to Morocco in 1998, where an unexpected encounter in Marrakesh's Jewish quarter fosters a p...

A new mother recounts her experience in the emergency room with her infant daughter, initially believing she had a fever. Expecting to be a "chill" parent, s...

The piece explores the impact of maternal thoughts and experiences on children, raising questions about nature versus nurture. In a gathering of single Jewis...

Cambridge, Massachusetts has become a burgeoning hub for Sefardi Jewish culture thanks to the grassroots efforts of Naomi Spector and Yinnon Sanders. Their c...

Lili Ország was a Hungarian artist of Jewish origin whose work was deeply influenced by her heritage and the traumas of World War II. Raised in a Jewish fami...

Marra B. Gad's memoir, "The Color of Love: A Story of a Mixed-Race Jewish Girl," explores her dual identity as a Black and Jewish woman adopted by a white As...

In a reflection on trans identity and Jewish tradition, Laynie Soloman of SVARA examines the political challenges facing transgender people under the Trump a...

Jessica Soffer's novel "This Is a Love Story" explores the multifaceted nature of love through the 50-year marriage of its central characters, Jane and Abe. ...

Raised in South Florida, a young nonbinary Jew reflects on finding community at Brandeis University amid the political upheaval following a contentious elect...

Tova Mirvis shares a curated list of ten novels that explore the complex narratives surrounding divorce, showcasing the psychological and emotional tumult th...

A Body that Works is an Israeli series on Netflix that poignantly explores the emotional and ethical complexities of surrogacy. Through the intertwined lives...

Exploring the films "Nosferatu" by Robert Eggers and "Babygirl" by Halina Reijn, this article delves into the portrayal of female desire and its suppression ...

Jesse Eisenberg's film "A Real Pain" provides a refreshing take on Holocaust narratives by avoiding didactic tropes and instead focusing on personal and exis...

Isabelle Seddon, a British tour guide and author, discusses her journey from an Orthodox Jewish upbringing in Plymouth to her achievements in exploring Jewis...

As the year 2024 concludes, Lilith magazine invites readers to engage with its unique brand of Jewish feminist journalism. The publication continues to provi...

Nora Dahlia's debut rom-com, "Pick-Up," introduces a new subgenre in literature known as "mom-com," portraying the relatable and chaotic life of a divorced J...

This roundup by Helene Meyers highlights memorable moments in Jewish feminism during a challenging year. It features the political successes of Jewish female...

Between the Temples is a poignant film exploring themes of grief, renewal, and self-discovery, paralleling the introspection of the High Holy Days. Cantor Be...