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0 Gender/Identity Politics

Gloria Steinem, 91 Today, Still Fighting

Jewdicious · 25 Mar

Gloria Steinem, a trailblazer in American feminism, celebrates her 91st birthday.

0 Communities History

5 arrested for allegedly filming a music video in historic Indianapolis synagogue

Grace Gilson in Forward · 21 Mar

Five individuals, including a videographer named Jaylen Young, were arrested for unauthorized entry at the historic Beth-El Zedeck Temple in Indianapolis, intending to film a music video.

0 Sports Communities

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

Ben Sales in JTA · 17 Mar

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

0 Antisemitism Communities

Standing Up To Hate

Jewdicious · 14 Mar

Amid rising antisemitism following the events of October 7th, Amy Salman describes her personal experiences with antisemitic encounters from her college years to present-day New York City.

0 Antisemitism Television/Film

Joe Rogan invites antisemitic conspiracy theorists into the mainstream

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 7 Mar

Joe Rogan's decision to host Ian Carroll, an antisemitic conspiracy theorist, on his podcast has sparked significant backlash, highlighting concerns over the normalization of antisemitism.

0 Education Jewish Law

Diary of a Liberal Jew on a College Hunt

Gabrielle Siegel in Hadassah · 4 Mar

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 Politics Israel

Why Trump Treats Zelensky Differently than Netanyahu

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 3 Mar

Peter Beinart examines why Donald Trump treated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with hostility while being supportive towards Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

0 Sports Communities

YU Maccabees head to NCAA DIII men’s basketball tournament for first time since 2022

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 3 Mar

Yeshiva University's Maccabees have secured a place in the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament after winning the Skyline Conference championship against the Farmingdale State Rams, marking their return to the tournament since 2022.

0 Politics Culture

Inhumanity is a Choice

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 24 Feb

Peter Beinart's article addresses the complexities of navigating Jewish identity and criticism of Israel amidst the ongoing conflict with Palestine.

0 Politics Communities

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 18 Feb

The podcast discusses the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and its political and ideological leanings, especially in light of its recommendations during the COVID period and its stance on issues like transgender medicine and Middle East politics.

0 Politics Israel

The Next Assault on Gaza Will Be Worse

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 17 Feb

Peter Beinart discusses the political and humanitarian ramifications of a potential renewed Israeli assault on Gaza, suggesting it could be even more intense due to Israeli political dynamics and U.S. political influences.

0 Politics Ethics

The Banality of Evil

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 10 Feb

Peter Beinart, in his New York Times bestselling book "Being Jewish After the Destruction of Gaza," discusses the ethical realities facing Jews in light of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

0 Sports Culture

Super Bowl 2025: The Yiddish history of the ‘tush push,’ the Philadelphia Eagles’ unstoppable play

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 9 Feb

The Philadelphia Eagles' infamous 'tush push' play not only dominates on the football field but also carries a surprising linguistic and cultural history.

0 Education Communities

Having the courage to meet our moment

eJewishPhilanthropy · 6 Feb

Paul Bernstein captures the essence of the Prizmah Conference, highlighting the courageous spirit embodied by Jewish day school leaders, educators, and alumni.

0 Politics Ethics

On Ethnic Cleansing

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 5 Feb

Natan Slifkin examines the moral outrage surrounding population relocations and ethnic cleansing, focusing on Trump's proposal to relocate Gazans.

0 Politics Jewish Law

Elise Stefanik Is Wrong

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 3 Feb

Peter Beinart challenges Elise Stefanik's claim that the Bible grants Jews unconditional sovereignty over the West Bank.

0 Politics Ethics

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 27 Jan

Peter Beinart suggests that much of mainstream Jewish discourse regarding Israel has become idolatrous by placing the state's rights above the welfare of its inhabitants, particularly the Palestinians.

0 Politics Philosophy

For a Moment, Joy

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 20 Jan

Peter Beinart reflects on the release of three Israeli hostages, Romi, Emily, and Doron, and urges fellow Jews to briefly set aside criticisms of Israel to celebrate this moment of joy.

0 Politics History

Michael Doran on Jimmy Carter and the Middle East

Tikvah · 17 Jan

Michael Doran discusses Jimmy Carter's role in the Middle East, analyzing Carter's problematic views and contentious legacy regarding Israel.

0 Politics Ethics

Can We Be Jimmy Carter?

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 30 Dec 2024

Peter Beinart explores how Jimmy Carter's stance on civil and Palestinian rights, shaped by his upbringing in the racially segregated South, serves as a compelling model for Jews advocating for Palestinian freedom today.

0 Communities Israel

The true meaning of Israeli resilience

The Glue, with Eric Fingerhut · 20 Dec 2024

The episode explores the role of community resilience in post-disaster recovery, featuring insights from Dr. Daniel Aldrich on Israel's ability to rebuild amidst ongoing challenges.

0 Culture Gender/Identity

New Beginnings: Unfolding

Rina Shamilov in New Voices · 18 Dec 2024

Rina Shamilov poignantly captures the complex emotions involved in leaving home and entering a new phase of life amid family crisis.

0 Television/Film Culture

Hallmark’s ‘Hanukkah on the Rocks’ Gives Us That Jewish Holiday Magic

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 17 Dec 2024

Hallmark's 2024 Hanukkah offering, "Hanukkah on the Rocks," is a charming film that reimagines typical Hallmark romance with a Jewish twist.

0 Education Communities

Getting More Jewish Kids into Jewish Schools

Rachel Schwartzberg in Jewish Action · 17 Dec 2024

The Consortium of Jewish Day Schools (CoJDS) has launched a new initiative called "Coming Home" to promote Jewish education by increasing enrollment in Jewish day schools.

0 Television/Film Culture

Nickelodeon Host and Hallmark Hanukkah Star Marc Summers Wanted to Be a Rabbi

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 10 Dec 2024

Marc Summers, famed for hosting Nickelodeon's 'Double Dare,' is making a debut in acting with a Jewish-themed role.