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0 Politics Israel

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 15 Jun

Cindy Scarr explores the complex dynamics between Israel and the United States, focusing on the constraints Israel faces due to its alliance with the U.S. amidst rising tensions with Iran.

0 Antisemitism Education

‘Do Not Imagine You Will Escape’

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 15 Jun

This insightful essay revisits the Book of Esther, highlighting Mordechai's timeless message to Queen Esther as a call for Jewish action and awareness.

0 Philosophy Jewish Law

The Most Important Jewish Idea I've Heard Since October 7th

Rabbi Steven Abraham in Future of Jewish · 13 Jun

Rabbi Steven Abraham reflects on the concept of 'tragic optimism,' introduced by Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl, as a meaningful response to profound grief and suffering.

0 Politics Israel

The Questions Israel's Critics Refuse to Ask

Jewdicious · 8 Jun

Rabbi Steven Abraham critiques Jeremy Ben-Ami's perspective on Israel's political landscape, especially in the wake of violence against Israelis.

0 Politics Culture

Liberalism can no longer protect the Jews.

Rabbi Steven Abraham in Future of Jewish · 4 Apr

Rabbi Steven Abraham reflects on the shifting dynamics in political allegiances within the U.S., particularly among liberals, and how this affects Jewish communities.

0 Ethics Politics

Israel and the American Jewish Soul: The Distance Between Us Is More Than Miles

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 22 Mar

Gary Rosenblatt introduces Rabbi Steven Abraham, highlighting his compelling insights on contemporary Jewish issues, particularly the theological divide between American and Israeli Jews.

0 Jewish Law Antisemitism

The answer to antisemitism is more Judaism.

Rabbi Steven Abraham in Future of Jewish · 17 Mar

Rabbi Steven Abraham reflects on the lessons following a violent attack on Temple Israel in Michigan, urging that Judaism's response to antisemitism be one of increased visibility and pride, rather than retreat.

0 Israel Culture

The Word That Diaspora Jews Are Afraid to Claim

Rabbi Steven Abraham in Future of Jewish · 25 Feb

Rabbi Steven Abraham discusses the hesitancy among American Jews to identify as Zionists, despite 88% affirming the right of Israel to exist as a Jewish state.

0 Politics Israel

Swing district Democratic congressional candidate in Omaha blasts rivals over their criticism of Israel

Marc Rod in Jewish Insider · 2 Feb

In the race for Nebraska's 2nd congressional district, Democrat Crystal Rhoades is focusing her campaign on supporting Israel, positioning herself against fellow Democrat John Cavanaugh, whom she criticizes for his stance on Israel.

0 Jewish Law Politics

After three years in Israel, Reform convert told she can’t make aliyah

Asaf Elia-Shalev in Forward · 21 Oct 2025

Isabella Vinci, a Reform convert to Judaism, faces challenges in making aliyah to Israel due to her conversion being completed online during the COVID-19 pandemic and perceived insufficient community involvement post-conversion.

0 Jewish Law Politics

She converted during the pandemic. Israeli immigration officials say her Zoom course doesn’t count

Asaf Elia-Shalev in JTA · 21 Oct 2025

Isabella Vinci's application for Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return was denied by Israel's Population and Immigration Authority due to her conversion process occurring primarily online during the COVID-19 pandemic.

0 Television/Film Culture

“Unholy”: Daisy Friedman Transcends the Student Film

Mira Simone Kux in New Voices · 21 May 2025

Daisy Friedman's film "Unholy" has made a notable debut at the Sundance Film Festival, marking a significant step for the young filmmaker as she explores Jewish themes through a personal lens.

0 Art Politics

How the war changed an artist's life, his politics — and his painting

Simi Horwitz in Forward · 15 May 2025

Sam Griffin, a British-born painter who now identifies as Israeli, reflects on his transformation post-Oct.

0 Leadership Politics

Warren Buffett’s Mic Drop. Harvey Weinstein’s Retrial. Plus. . .

The Free Press in The Free Press · 5 May 2025

Warren Buffett, the iconic CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, announced his impending retirement at the end of the year during the company's recent annual meeting, marking the end of a transformative era where he built a declining textile business into a powerhouse conglomerate.

0 Culture Antisemitism

Deeply Jewish comedy is having a moment, even as antisemitism rocks pop culture

Jackie Hajdenberg in Forward · 29 Nov 2022

Jewish comedians are increasingly using their platforms to express Jewish identity and tackle antisemitism, despite its rising occurrences in pop culture.

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