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This Really Fun and Super Jewish Comedy Special Is Available to Stream For Free

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 24 Jun 2025

Jewish comedian Liz Glazer has released her first comedy special, "Do You Know Who I’m Not," for free on YouTube.

0 Communities History

This Alabama millionaire offered Jews $50,000 to move to his town. 16 years later, what’s left?

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 16 Jun 2025

In 2009, Larry Blumberg, a hotel magnate in Dothan, Alabama, initiated a bold move to revitalize the dwindling Jewish community by offering up to $50,000 for Jewish families to relocate to the town and join its Reform synagogue, Temple Emanu-El.

0 Politics Gender/Identity

Pete Hegseth is targeting a Jewish American hero — who's next?

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 4 Jun 2025

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's decision to rename a Navy ship honoring Jewish LGBTQ+ rights advocate Harvey Milk, revealed during Pride Month, has sparked controversy and accusations of erasing queer progress from public life.

0 Antisemitism Politics

A doctor in the midst of the Boulder attack: ‘This did not come out of vacuum’

Rob Eshman in Forward · 3 Jun 2025

The article recounts the experience of Dr. Yonatan Gold, an Israeli-American pediatrician, during a hate crime attack at a pro-Israeli-hostages march in Boulder, Colorado.

0 Sports Antisemitism

'All my homies hate paintball Nazis': Antisemitism scandal tears through paintball community

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 14 May 2025

The paintball community, typically focused on tactical discussions, was recently struck by controversy when world champion Marcello Margott featured a paintball gun with Nazi symbols on social media.

0 Antisemitism History

NASA finally stopped honoring a Nazi scientist. Why did it take so long?

Lev Golinkin in Forward · 8 May 2025

NASA has finally taken steps to acknowledge the problematic legacy of Kurt H. Debus, its former Kennedy Space Center director who had affiliations with the Nazi regime.

0 History Politics

80 years after Germany surrendered, we're still learning the real lessons of World War II

Peter Fritzsche in Forward · 8 May 2025

Eighty years after the end of World War II, the lessons of the conflict continue to resonate, illustrating both the horrific depths of human violence and the complexities of moral ambiguity.

0 Philosophy History

Destiny divided: How Rav Soloveitchik’s vision shaped — and splintered — American Jewry

eJewishPhilanthropy · 6 May 2025

Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, a pivotal 20th-century Jewish thinker, sought to reconcile traditional Judaism with modern challenges through his concepts of Covenant of Fate and Covenant of Destiny.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Why the Antisemitism Awareness Act now has a religious liberty clause to protect ‘Jews killed Jesus’ statements

Jacob Kornbluh in Forward · 29 Apr 2025

The Antisemitism Awareness Act is facing amendments as it progresses through the U.S. Senate.

0 Philosophy Leadership

"Build Your Life As If It Were a Work Of Art"

Jewdicious · 18 Apr 2025

Abraham Joshua Heschel is celebrated as a modern-day prophet for his extraordinary contributions to theology, social activism, and interfaith dialogue.

0 Sports Jewish Law

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

Ben Sales in JTA · 8 Apr 2025

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 Holidays Politics

A legacy of defiance: Why I'm holding my Seder in one of the oldest Black churches in the country

Tamar Manasseh in Forward · 7 Apr 2025

Amidst rising authoritarian concerns under President Trump's second term and societal divisions, Tamar Manasseh plans to hold her Passover Seder in one of Chicago's oldest Black churches, symbolizing a union of Jewish and Black histories of perseverance and liberation.

0 Politics Antisemitism

October 8 is a Masterclass in American Jewish Narcissism.

Mira Simone Kux in New Voices · 4 Apr 2025

"October 8: The Fight for the Soul of America" has sparked significant attention within American Jewish communities following its theatrical release.

0 Philosophy Torah

My Liberal Faith

Sapir · 3 Apr 2025

At the core of the author's experience is the transformative influence of a university seminar on the Book of Genesis, which fostered an enduring engagement with Jewish teachings and deeper philosophical inquiry.

0 Education Antisemitism

Turning Critical Theory on Its Head

Sapir · 3 Apr 2025

Amidst contemporary campus protests, this analysis challenges humanities and social science faculties for neglecting to apply critical theory effectively, particularly concerning Jewish oppression and Zionism.

0 Sports Culture

Danny Wolf and Bruce Pearl — two of March Madness’ most prominent Jews — are about to face off in a Shabbat Showdown

Ben Sales in JTA · 28 Mar 2025

In this year's NCAA March Madness, Jewish representation takes center stage as Danny Wolf of Michigan and Bruce Pearl of Auburn prepare for a high-profile showdown coinciding with Shabbat.

0 Sports Politics

Bruce Pearl opens NCAA postgame press conference by calling to ‘bring the hostages home’

Ben Sales in JTA · 24 Mar 2025

Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl used a significant NCAA postgame press conference to bring attention to Edan Alexander, an American-Israeli hostage held by Hamas, highlighting his support for Israel and Jewish identity.

0 Television/Film Culture

Two Christians Made a Show about Jews. It’s Phenomenal.

Batya Ungar-Sargon in The Free Press · 23 Mar 2025

"House of David," a new Amazon show by Christian filmmakers Andy and Jon Erwin, delivers a compelling depiction of Jews through the biblical story of King David.

0 Sports History

Jewish March Madness

Jordan Poltorak in Moment · 17 Mar 2025

Basketball has a rich history within Jewish communities, particularly since its rise in popularity on New York's Lower East Side after its invention.

0 Sports Communities

Jewish coaches lead 4 of 8 top seeds in the NCAA’s March Madness tournaments

Ben Sales in JTA · 17 Mar 2025

As the NCAA March Madness tournaments commence, Jewish coaches are making significant marks with four of them leading top-seeded teams.

0 Education Jewish Law

Diary of a Liberal Jew on a College Hunt

Gabrielle Siegel in Hadassah · 4 Mar 2025

The author, a high school senior named Gabrielle Siegel, writes about her journey exploring colleges as a proud liberal Reform Jew interested in aerospace engineering.

0 Sports Culture

3 Jewish angles for Super Bowl Sunday

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 9 Feb 2025

With the Super Bowl approaching, this article explores several Jewish-related narratives surrounding the event.

0 Antisemitism Leadership

What the ADL should have said in response to Elon Musk's salute

Jodi Rudoren in Forward · 24 Jan 2025

ADL's recent response to Elon Musk's alleged Nazi salute during President Trump's inauguration highlights the complex intersection of antisemitism, media responsibility, and leadership in confronting hate.

0 Sports Culture

3 of the top 5 NCAA men’s basketball teams are coached by Jews

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 17 Jan 2025

Three of the top five NCAA men's basketball teams are currently coached by Jewish coaches, highlighting a notable presence of Jewish leadership in this sport.

0 Politics History

Jimmy Carter’s Mixed Legacy

Jewish History Uncensored · 9 Jan 2025

The podcast explores Jimmy Carter’s presidency, emphasizing his role in the Camp David Peace Accords and assessing his overall leadership style as both a governor and president.

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