Indiana, United States

Laura Loomer and other Jewish conservatives sound alarm over Tucker Carlson’s White House access

Andrew Lapin in Forward · 24 Feb

Jewish conservatives like Laura Loomer and Mark Levin are voicing alarm over Tucker Carlson's cozy access to the Trump White House in light of his recent antisemitic comments and criticisms of Israel.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

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Indiana Jews race to reclaim a synagogue that shaped the Reform movement

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 24 Feb

In Lafayette, Indiana, a campaign to reclaim the historic 1867 synagogue of Ahavas Achim is underway, reflecting a significant chapter in the Reform movement's history.

0 Television/Film Culture

Forever curious, never daunted, Frederick Wiseman sought to repair the world through film

Dan Friedman in Forward · 17 Feb

Frederick Wiseman, whose passing at 96 marks the end of an era in documentary filmmaking, was a luminary who dedicated his life to holding a mirror to American society through his 45 films.

0 Politics Israel

It’s not just the kids: Only a third of US Jews 75+ call themselves ‘Zionists’

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 11 Feb

The latest survey by the Jewish Federations of North America has sparked discussions on Zionist identification among American Jews, revealing that only 37% identify as Zionists.

0 Leadership Science

Alphabet’s AI bet shows early returns under Israeli-American CFO Anat Ashkenazi

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 5 Feb

Anat Ashkenazi, an Israeli-American financial executive, has made significant strides in her role as CFO at Alphabet, following her successful tenure at Eli Lilly.

0 Politics Ethics

Rabbi among dozens arrested in faith leaders’ anti-ICE protest in Minnesota

Andrew Lapin in Forward · 23 Jan

Rabbi Emma Kippley-Ogman, along with dozens of interfaith leaders, participated in a peaceful protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the Minneapolis-St.

0 Leadership Politics

Rejecting Kahanists and rebuffing anti-Zionists, a new leader of the New Israel Fund makes its case for liberal democracy

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 16 Jan

Mickey Gitzin, the newly appointed interim president of the New Israel Fund (NIF), steps into his role amid increasing polarization over Israel’s democratic identity and growing anti-Zionist sentiment.

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"Who Are These Jews?" Ask One (Me)

Jewdicious · 31 Dec 2025

The article reflects on the author Michael Golden's experiences with cultural identity and his motivations for founding Jewdicious, a platform aimed at broadening understanding of Jewish life.

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"Who Are These Jews?" Ask One (Me)

Jewdicious · 31 Dec 2025

The article reflects on the author Michael Golden's experiences with cultural identity and his motivations for founding Jewdicious, a platform aimed at broadening understanding of Jewish life.

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"Who Are These Jews?" Ask One (Me)

Jewdicious · 31 Dec 2025

The article reflects on the author Michael Golden's experiences with cultural identity and his motivations for founding Jewdicious, a platform aimed at broadening understanding of Jewish life.

0 Antisemitism Sports

Why do sports stars keep getting antisemitic with a Jewish streamer?

Louis Keene in Forward · 18 Dec 2025

High-profile athletes have recently been criticized for making antisemitic remarks while appearing on the livestream of controversial Jewish streamer Adin Ross.

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Why small town Jews buried their dead in big cities — and what those journeys reveal today

Austin Albanese in Forward · 8 Dec 2025

In smaller American towns during the 19th and early 20th centuries, Jewish families often had to transport their deceased to larger cities to ensure a proper Jewish burial due to the lack of local Jewish cemeteries.

0 Culture Ethics

Catholics Are in Crisis

Maggie Phillips in Tablet · 3 Dec 2025

Catholics in New York are mobilizing to support survivors of clerical abuse, targeting funds from the Cabrini Fund for healing initiatives, in response to continuous allegations and scandals within the U.S. Catholic Church.

0 Education Israel

The strategic majority: Rethinking Israel engagement on campus

eJewishPhilanthropy · 17 Nov 2025

Amid rising antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment on American college campuses, engaging students through career-oriented experiences offers a promising alternative to traditional responses like counterprotests and legal actions.

0 Education Politics

Indiana University removed its Jewish studies director. His replacement has ignited a firestorm over Israel.

Arno Rosenfeld in Forward · 13 Nov 2025

The appointment of Günther Jikeli as director of Indiana University's Jewish Studies program, replacing Holocaust scholar Mark Roseman, has sparked significant controversy due to Jikeli's strong pro-Israel stance.

0 Philosophy Jewish Law

Letters

Sapir · 12 Nov 2025

The letters featured in the Sapir Journal address a recent issue on the topic of Jewish chosenness, reflecting diverse perspectives within the Jewish thought spectrum.

0 Education Politics

In Indiana, a vaunted Jewish studies program is upended by red-state politics over Israel and speech

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 7 Nov 2025

Indiana University's renowned Borns Jewish Studies Program is embroiled in controversy following a sudden leadership change.

0 Education Politics

In Indiana, a vaunted Jewish studies program is upended by red-state politics over Israel and speech

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 7 Nov 2025

Indiana University's renowned Borns Jewish Studies Program is embroiled in controversy following a sudden leadership change.

0 Politics Communities

The rabbinic backlash against Zohran Mamdani isn’t about Mamdani at all

Nora Berman in Forward · 30 Oct 2025

The article by Nora Berman in the Forward explores the extensive rabbinic backlash against Zohran Mamdani, a Muslim Democratic Socialist candidate for the New York City mayoral race, highlighting that the controversy reveals deeper uncertainties within American Jewry rather than concerns about Mamdani himself.

0 Gender/Identity Politics

Do Women Exist?

Daniel Kodsi in Tablet · 1 Oct 2025

The article explores the contentious issue of whether female-only spaces and sports competitively segregated by biological sex are justified.

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