Haifa District, Israel

0 Politics Israel

Israel Policy Pod · 24 Apr

Neri Zilber and Naysan Rafati discuss the challenges and implications of the Trump administration's renewed diplomatic efforts towards a nuclear deal with Iran, in light of Iran's current regional and economic vulnerabilities.

0 Politics Israel

Israel’s Most Controversial Politician, with Itamar Ben-Gvir

Unorthodox · 24 Apr

Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's controversial Minister of National Security, discusses his polarizing views and actions, including his aggressive stance on terrorism and changes in Israeli prison policies.

0 Holocaust Communities

She forgot Yom Hashoah – then created a movement that changed the way Israel remembers the Holocaust

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 24 Apr

Adi Altschuler's initiative, Zikaron BaSalon, has drastically transformed Holocaust remembrance in Israel by moving it from formal ceremonies to intimate gatherings in living rooms.

0 Communities Language

Watching My Multilingual Jewish Kids Learn German Is Complicated

Rachel Seelig in Kveller · 21 Apr

Rachel Seelig reflects on the complex emotions tied to her children's multilingual upbringing in Germany.

0 Politics Israel

What happens when you kidnap a Jew? Apparently, nothing.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 21 Apr

In a provocative commentary, Joshua Hoffman highlights the disparity in public attention between Edan Alexander, a young American-Israeli kidnapped by Hamas, and Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian Palestinian student at Columbia University lauded by some as a victim of political persecution.

0 Politics Culture

Israelis think the world is dumb. Are they right?

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 18 Apr

The article explores the pervasive sentiment among Israelis that the world misunderstands or unfairly critiques them, citing incidents like biased international reactions to Israeli conflicts, disproportionate condemnations by the UN, anti-Israel activism on Western campuses, and media misrepresentations.

0 Sports Culture

Hapoel Tel Aviv nabs a European title, as 2 Jewish stars enter the NBA draft

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 18 Apr

Hapoel Tel Aviv made history by capturing their first EuroCup basketball title, defeating Gran Canaria, which promotes them to the top-tier EuroLeague, joining Maccabi Tel Aviv.

0 Politics Culture

The “Politics of Words” Edition

Promised Podcast · 17 Apr

This episode explores the political and cultural significance of controversial topics in Israel, including a letter from air force reservists demanding government action to secure hostages and the shelving of a Hebrew translation of Mein Kampf by the Hebrew University Press.

0 Jewish Law Philosophy

The One Word That Defines the Jewish People

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 15 Apr

Joshua Hoffman explores how the concept of "shalom" or peace fundamentally defines the Jewish people and their history.

0 Sports Culture

From 5 a.m. tipoffs to bar mitzvah trips, Israelis are reveling in Deni Avdija’s breakout season

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 11 Apr

Deni Avdija, the only Israeli in the NBA, is experiencing a standout season with the Portland Trail Blazers, much to the delight of Israeli fans.

0 Holidays Politics

Israel at War — The State of our Freedom

For Heaven's Sake · 10 Apr

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi discuss how to engage with Passover's themes of freedom amidst significant challenges in Israel, including a contentious political climate and ongoing hostage situations.

0 Sports Jewish Law

Florida’s Todd Golden becomes first Jewish coach to win March Madness since 1988

Ben Sales in JTA · 8 Apr

Todd Golden achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Jewish coach in 37 years to lead a team to victory in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, guiding the Florida Gators to a close win against Houston.

0 Jewish Law Communities

The Future Is Old

Mira Balberg in Jewish Review of Books · 7 Apr

Mira Balberg explores the complex dynamics between adult children and their aging parents through a personal lens, juxtaposing a self-help book she found with Talmudic narratives that elevate filial piety to challenging extremes.

0 Jewish Law Politics

4/5/25 – Shiur 508 – What does “Daas Torah” really mean and does it have anything to do with the WZO Election?

Halacha Headlines · 4 Apr

This episode of Halacha Headlines delves into the complex topic of Daas Torah and its role in guiding Jewish decision-making, particularly concerning participation in the World Zionist Organization (WZO) election.

0 Politics Culture

The “Status Quo Post” Edition

Promised Podcast · 3 Apr

This episode explores the recent anti-Hamas demonstrations in Gaza and reflects on the societal impacts of COVID-19 five years after the pandemic began.

0 Politics Culture

Arab Modernizers

Sapir · 3 Apr

The relationship between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), particularly since the signing of the Abraham Accords, illustrates a unique and burgeoning friendship founded on shared values and mutual interests.

0 Politics Education

Boycotts: The Legal Remedy

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article discusses the complex issue of academic boycotts against Israeli institutions and their significant implications on international collaborations and Israel’s global scientific standing.

0 History Politics

The Lies That Made Zionists the Villains of Their Own Story

Dr. Rae in Future of Jewish · 31 Mar

Dr. Rae critically examines how historical Zionist efforts and ideologies have been misinterpreted and distorted by revisionist narratives, which unfairly paint Zionists as villains in the discourse surrounding Israel's formation.

0 History Politics

The Lies That Made Zionists the Villains of Their Own Story

Dr. Rae in Future of Jewish · 31 Mar

Dr. Rae critically examines how historical Zionist efforts and ideologies have been misinterpreted and distorted by revisionist narratives, which unfairly paint Zionists as villains in the discourse surrounding Israel's formation.

0 History Politics

You've never heard a Palestinian say this before.

Joel Meyer in Future of Jewish · 29 Mar

The article explores the complex historical and political context of Jerusalem, particularly focusing on the Al-Aqsa complex's significance for Muslims and the restricted access for non-Muslims.

0 Culture Israel

Once-isolated Albania hopes for Israeli tourist boom with launch of El Al direct flights

Larry Luxner in JTA · 28 Mar

With El Al launching direct flights from Tel Aviv to Tirana, Albania is positioning itself as a prime destination for Israeli tourists, drawn by its rich history, natural beauty, and burgeoning cultural and economic ties.

0 Politics Israel

Netanyahu's Multi-Front War

Israel Policy Pod · 28 Mar

The episode delves into Israel's internal political upheavals, including the recent judicial overhaul, a constitutional crisis, and the dynamics of the renewed military offensive in Gaza.

0 Culture Philosophy

The Shekhinah as a Tool for Political Critique: The Mystico-Political Thought of Rabbi Menachem Froman

Tchiya Froman in Lehrhaus · 26 Mar

Rabbi Menachem Froman was a complex and influential figure within Israeli society, using the mystical framework of the Zohar to bridge divides between religious and secular, left and right, Arabs and Jews.

0 Communities Politics

These Modern Orthodox and observant Jews want to change their community’s conversation around the Gaza war

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 25 Mar

Amid the ongoing Gaza conflict, a group of Modern Orthodox and observant Jews are seeking to broaden the discourse within their community by organizing a series of talks and discussions featuring diverse perspectives, including those sympathetic to Palestinians.

0 History Politics

Gaza is Jewish. Very Jewish.

Joshua Namm in Future of Jewish · 25 Mar

Gaza has a long and rich Jewish history, often overlooked amidst contemporary political debates.

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