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0 Culture History

Stuart Halpern in Jewish Review of Books · 25 Mar

Steven Weitzman's book, "Disasters of Biblical Proportions: The Ten Plagues Then, Now, and at the End of the World," explores the varied interpretations and cultural depictions of the Biblical plagues throughout history.

0 Food Culture

Preorder The Dessert Table!

Leah Koenig in Jewish Table · 25 Mar

Leah Koenig celebrates the launch of her new cookbook, "The Dessert Table: 100 Joyful Jewish Sweets," which showcases diverse Jewish desserts from across the globe.

0 Culture Politics

It's getting more dangerous to be a comedian — but was it ever safe?

Julia M. Klein in Forward · 23 Mar

Jacques Berlinerblau's book "Can We Laugh at That?: Comedy in a Conflicted Age" examines the evolving landscape of comedy and its relationship with free speech across different political environments.

0 Politics Israel

A War of Endurance and Will

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 10 Mar

In the ongoing US-Israel military campaign against Iran, success is being gauged more by endurance and strategic objectives than by initial strikes.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Iran's Global War Against the Jews

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 9 Mar

Vanessa Berg's essay discusses Iran's ongoing aggressive posture against Jews, highlighting the distinction between Israeli state actions and Iran's targeting of Jewish populations globally.

0 Politics Israel

Harsh War Realities

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 8 Mar

Natan Slifkin explores the complex perspectives surrounding the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, focusing on how different regions perceive the war's legitimacy and necessity.

0 Politics Israel

Stop calling this Israel's war or America's war.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 7 Mar

Joshua Hoffman argues against framing the conflict involving Israel, the U.S., and Iran as solely Israeli or American wars.

0 Politics Israel

Post-Iran

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 3 Mar

Exploring the aftermath of a hypothetical U.S.-Israeli military operation that successfully disrupts Iran's current leadership and nuclear capabilities, the article delves into the potential for regime change in Iran.

0 Art History

How a deeply religious Christian artist captured the spirit of the Jewish holy land

Jim Sable in Forward · 26 Feb

David Roberts, a 19th-century artist known for his fascination with landscapes and historic sites, made an extraordinary journey through the Holy Land and surrounding regions, capturing the spirit of these places through his detailed lithographs.

0 Ethics Communities

Checks, charities and conversion classes: What the Epstein files show about Jeffrey Epstein’s Jewish world

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 26 Feb

Jeffrey Epstein's extensive involvement with Jewish communities and causes has come to light following a recent release of files.

0 Politics Antisemitism

China is standing against the Jews — and India with us.

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 26 Feb

In this essay, Vanessa Berg explores the diverging geopolitical stances of China and India toward Israel and the Jewish community.

0 Politics Antisemitism

China is standing against the Jews — and India with us.

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 26 Feb

In this essay, Vanessa Berg explores the diverging geopolitical stances of China and India toward Israel and the Jewish community.

0 Television/Film Politics

The Wims of Political Cinema

Tzvi in Tablet · 26 Feb

Film director Wim Wenders' remark that filmmakers should avoid politics and focus on art has sparked debate in the global film community, particularly following his comments about the Gaza-Israel conflict.

0 Sports Israel

What To Know About ‘Shul Runnings,’ the Bobsled Team Representing Israel in the Winter Olympics

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 9 Feb

The Israeli bobsled team, humorously named Shul Runnings, is set to make its debut at the 2026 Winter Olympics, thanks to the dedication of Adam A.J. Edelman, the first Orthodox athlete to compete in the Winter Olympics in 2018.

0 Politics Israel

Shifting Sands

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 3 Feb

Saudi Arabia's geopolitical realignment, under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, suggests a retreat from potential normalization with Israel and closer ties with nations like Turkey, Qatar, and Pakistan, noted for their complex relationships with the West.

0 Communities Education

We know the Jewish world is global — but we also need to experience it

eJewishPhilanthropy · 30 Jan

Reflecting on a century-old story of two Sephardic Jewish immigrants shouting "Yehudi!" in Seattle to find community, the importance of experiencing and connecting with global Jewish life is emphasized.

0 Communities Education

We know the Jewish world is global — but we also need to experience it

eJewishPhilanthropy · 30 Jan

Reflecting on a century-old story of two Sephardic Jewish immigrants shouting "Yehudi!" in Seattle to find community, the importance of experiencing and connecting with global Jewish life is emphasized.

0 Politics History

No Right of Return

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 27 Jan

Cindy Scarr discusses the enduring conflict between Israel and Palestinians, focusing on the refusal of Palestinians and many in the Arab world to accept Jewish sovereignty in any part of Israel.

0 Politics Israel

The Hidden Truth Behind Gaza's Board of Peace

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 21 Jan

Gaza's strategic importance and the formation of the U.S.-backed Board of Peace highlights a shift in global diplomacy, possibly representing a move towards a reimagined international governance system that might challenge the role of the United Nations.

0 Communities Leadership

Jerry Lippman was a Jewish newspaperman who refused to play by the rules

Jeff Helmreich in JTA · 15 Jan

Jerry Lippman, late publisher of the Long Island Jewish World and the Manhattan Jewish Sentinel, is remembered for transforming Jewish journalism with his rebellious spirit and editorial integrity.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Whither J.D. Vance

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 13 Jan

J.D. Vance and several conservative figures, including Tucker Carlson and Kevin Roberts, face criticism for tolerating controversial figures like Nick Fuentes.

0 Antisemitism History

Jews are the first targets. Christians are next.

Eric Buesing in Future of Jewish · 9 Jan

Eric Buesing's essay delves into the historical and strategic evolution of an Arabic proverb as a blueprint for religious persecution against Jews and Christians.

0 History Culture

The Untold History of the Swastika and the Star of David

Ruth Vanita in Future of Jewish · 6 Jan

Ruth Vanita explores the complex history of two ancient symbols, the swastika and the Star of David, highlighting their Hindu origins and cultural significance beyond Judaism.

0 History Culture

The Untold History of the Swastika and the Star of David

Ruth Vanita in Future of Jewish · 6 Jan

Ruth Vanita explores the complex history of two ancient symbols, the swastika and the Star of David, highlighting their Hindu origins and cultural significance beyond Judaism.

0 History Culture

The Untold History of the Swastika and the Star of David

Ruth Vanita in Future of Jewish · 6 Jan

Ruth Vanita explores the complex history of two ancient symbols, the swastika and the Star of David, highlighting their Hindu origins and cultural significance beyond Judaism.

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