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Tom Stoppard, playwright whose last work explored his family’s Holocaust history, dies at 88

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 30 Nov

Tom Stoppard, a revered playwright renowned for his intellectual and dynamic plays, passed away at 88.

0 Culture Communities

With stories from Jews across the globe, this graphic anthology wants to expand how we see Jewishness

Olivia Haynie in Forward · 24 Nov

The graphic anthology "Hyphen: Jewish Stories in Our Own Words," conceived by Julian Voloj and Fabrice Sapolsky, challenges and expands traditional notions of Jewish identity by showcasing diverse narratives through comics.

0 Politics Israel

Israel’s enemies united the region — around Israel.

Zineb Riboua in Future of Jewish · 24 Nov

Israel's geopolitical landscape is evolving as it becomes increasingly significant for regional security and cooperation.

0 Education Holocaust

AI is rewriting the Holocaust — and history at large.

Jason Steinhauer in Future of Jewish · 20 Nov

The article addresses the profound impact of AI technology on historical discourse and public understanding, with AI-generated content blurring the lines between fact and fiction.

0 Politics Israel

China and the Future of the U.S.-Israel Alliance

Sapir · 20 Nov

As the geopolitical shift towards great-power competition with China intensifies, the traditional U.S.-Israel alliance—which was historically rooted in defense and Middle Eastern strategy—must evolve to maintain its relevance.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Every Jewish conspiracy is true, just not about Jews.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 19 Nov

Joshua Hoffman's piece explores the persistent projection of conspiracy theories onto Jews and Israel, asserting that the accusations more accurately describe the actions of certain Muslim-majority countries.

0 Culture History

So, there was a swastika at my Airbnb

PJ Grisar in Forward · 14 Nov

PJ Grisar reflects on the historical and cultural perceptions of the swastika after encountering one on the floor of a rented mansion, originally inlaid in 1866 before its appropriation by the Nazis.

0 Jewish Law Philosophy

Idol Currency

Sapir · 12 Nov

Monetary currency, deeply embedded in Jewish law, serves as more than just a medium of exchange but as an expression of sovereignty and legitimacy crucial to civilization's continuity.

0 Politics History

Can Trump Strike a Grand Bargain With Xi?

Henry Gao in Tablet · 30 Oct

Amid the intensified U.S.-China trade war initiated by President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, the possibility of a grand economic bargain between the U.S. and China emerges as a key global issue.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Jewish Leaders Keep Calling Zohran Mamdani an Antisemite

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 27 Oct

New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has faced accusations of antisemitism from prominent Jewish leaders for his critical stance on Israel, including his assertions that Israel is committing genocide.

0 Art Culture

The Jewish Museum has just completed a major renovation. Here are 7 highlights.

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 24 Oct

The Jewish Museum on Fifth Avenue has reopened after a $14.5 million renovation, unveiling new exhibits and educational spaces.

0 Culture History

A revived Jewish Museum spotlights the story of Jewish endurance

PJ Grisar in Forward · 22 Oct

The Jewish Museum in New York City has undergone a significant renovation, unveiling a core exhibition titled "Identity, Culture and Community: Stories from the Collection."

0 Politics History

The Gaza genocide narrative won’t age well.

Ben Koan in Future of Jewish · 18 Oct

Ben Koan presents a critique of the narrative that the Gaza conflict has permanently damaged Israel's reputation and the West's moral standing.

0 Television/Film Culture

Susan Stamberg, iconic Jewish ‘founding mother’ of NPR, dies at 87

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 17 Oct

Susan Stamberg, an influential voice in American broadcasting, passed away at age 87, leaving behind a rich legacy at NPR, where she broke new ground as one of its founding personalities.

0 Politics Israel

Iran, Abraham Accords and Bibi’s trial: What Trump said in his historic Knesset speech

Philissa Cramer in Forward · 14 Oct

President Donald Trump's speech to the Israeli Knesset on October 13, 2025, came just after the release of the remaining Israeli hostages from Gaza, marking a significant moment in the US-brokered ceasefire to end the war.

0 Art Culture

Treasure Trove

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 30 Sep

The aron kodesh at Yeshivas Ateres Shlomo in Rishon LeZion, Israel, stands as a testament to kavod haTorah, or honoring the Torah, through its grand scale and opulent design.

0 Art Culture

Treasure Trove

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 30 Sep

The aron kodesh at Yeshivas Ateres Shlomo in Rishon LeZion, Israel, stands as a testament to kavod haTorah, or honoring the Torah, through its grand scale and opulent design.

0 Culture Ethics

Smoked Salmon Strata

Leah Koenig in Jewish Table · 25 Sep

Leah Koenig shares her experience of participating in Rooted: A Jewish Day of Service for the Earth, describing both the beauty and challenges of environmental cleanup at Coney Island Creek.

0 Torah Jewish Law

Echoes

David Zvi Kalman in Lehrhaus · 17 Sep

David Zvi Kalman's short story, "Echoes," cleverly imagines two modern-day students, Josh and Sara, utilizing a holographic version of Maimonides to study issues in Jewish law, specifically the intricacies of hearing the shofar on Rosh Hashanah.

0 Politics Communities

Infinity Is the Wrong Number of Immigrants

Michael Lind in Tablet · 17 Sep

Michael Lind argues that the U.S. should admit fewer immigrants to prevent negative economic and social impacts.

0 Politics Israel

Every time the Arabs try to isolate Israel, it backfires.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 16 Sep

Attempts to isolate Israel diplomatically and economically have historically backfired as the country regularly turns adversity into opportunity.

0 Culture Science

The End of the Affair

Frederick Kaufman in Tablet · 15 Sep

Manhattan's famed diamond district, known for its glittering showcases, faces a disruption from the rise of lab-grown diamonds.

0 Politics Culture

Crime Matters

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 8 Sep

The episode tackles the recent murder of a young woman on the light rail in Charlotte, examining the media's handling of crime incidents and the implications of racial politics in these narratives.

0 Television/Film Culture

All the Jewish TV Coming in September 2025

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 5 Sep

September 2025 is a quieter month for Jewish-centric TV shows, coinciding with back-to-school and the High Holidays.

0 Politics Israel

Richard Goldberg on How American Energy Dominance Is Reshaping the Middle East: A new era of U.S.-Israel cooperation

Tikvah · 5 Sep

Richard Goldberg discusses the impact of American energy dominance on the Middle East and its strategic implications for U.S.-Israel cooperation, particularly concerning Iran.

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