Cleveland, Ohio, United States

Doctor accused of threatening to kill Jewish Rep. Max Miller deleted recording of incident, prosecutors say

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 9 Jul 2025

Ohio Rep. Max Miller, a Jewish Republican and former Trump aide, was allegedly targeted in a road rage incident by Dr. Feras Hamdan, who is accused of threatening Miller and his daughter with antisemitic slurs.

0 Culture Politics

Of course Superman is an immigrant — so why are Republicans mad about it?

PJ Grisar in Forward · 9 Jul 2025

Conservative media's backlash to director James Gunn's characterization of Superman as an immigrant underscores a recurring cultural debate over inclusion in superhero stories.

0 Education Communities

To sustain part-time Jewish education, invest in leaders at the local level

eJewishPhilanthropy · 27 Jun 2025

Amid a renewed interest in part-time Jewish education, educational leaders face increasing demands without adequate resources.

0 Education Israel

From ambiguity to clarity: What Israel education must confront now

eJewishPhilanthropy · 26 Jun 2025

In the face of heightened tensions involving Israel, Iran, and the U.S., Jewish educators are grappling with how to teach about Israel in a world where ambiguity often paralyzes.

0 Communities Jewish Law

Letters – Summer 2025

JA Mag in Jewish Action · 24 Jun 2025

The summer 2025 letters section of JA Mag features reflections on various Jewish themes, including heartfelt reminiscences about Joe Lieberman by former Senator Gordon Humphrey, who praises Lieberman’s principles and sense of humor.

0 Politics Israel

Let my people leave — by land or by sea

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 18 Jun 2025

Amid heightened tensions and military action between Israel and Iran, thousands of foreigners, including Americans, found themselves stranded in Israel due to the closure of Israeli airspace.

0 Culture Politics

You Are Not the Media

Alana Newhouse in Tablet · 1 Jun 2025

Alana Newhouse offers a reflection on the responsibilities of media professionals in shaping public understanding and opinion.

0 Culture Jewish Law

How to Be a Jew …. Who is Starting a Print Magazine, with Alana Newhouse

Unorthodox · 29 May 2025

Alana Newhouse, editor-in-chief of Tablet, discusses the launch of a new print magazine, arguing that in an era dominated by AI-generated content, there is a growing demand for trustworthy, human-created journalism.

0 Communities Education

Matan Torah and Beyond // Reflections and insights from the Munkatcher Rebbe

Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter in Ami · 28 May 2025

In this engaging reflection, Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter shares insights from his conversation with the Munkatcher Rebbe on the occasion of Yom Tov and in light of his grandfather's yahrtzeit.

0 Communities Culture

Family First Inbox: Issue 945

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 27 May 2025

Mishpacha Magazine's Family First Inbox in Issue 945 features a diverse array of topics ranging from postpartum depression to gardening, Lag B'omer celebrations, and community dynamics in carpools.

0 Communities Antisemitism

Let’s stop the infighting: A call for unity

Contributing Author in eJewishPhilanthropy · 27 May 2025

In light of the alarming rise in antisemitic incidents across multiple fronts, this piece emphasizes the importance of unity within the Jewish community.

0 History Holocaust

Decades after his death, a Jewish WWII hero is honored in Italy, with family of comrade present

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 16 May 2025

The article highlights a poignant ceremony in Italy organized by Operation Benjamin to honor Jewish WWII servicemen who concealed their identities and were initially buried under Latin crosses.

0 Television/Film Culture

It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a Jewish Guy Playing Superman!

Rachel Rosenfield in Moment · 15 May 2025

David Corenswet, a Jewish actor, is set to play Superman in the new DC Universe film directed by James Gunn, marking a historic first as the character's on-screen portrayals have never before involved a Jewish actor.

0 History Politics

Refusenik Lessons for Today

Sapir · 14 May 2025

The term "refusenik" refers to Soviet Jews whose emigration requests were denied, highlighting a tenacious fight against Soviet oppression.

0 Food Culture

Cheese the Day: Food ideas for Shavuot that are too gouda to miss

Rachelly Eisenberger in Jewish Action · 13 May 2025

As Shavuot approaches, Rachelly Eisenberger delves into the world of kosher cheese with Brent Delman, known as "The Cheese Guy."

0 Culture Politics

You Are Not the Media

Alana Newhouse in Tablet · 12 May 2025

Reflecting a crucial moment during a Q&A session over a decade ago, author Alana Newhouse emphasizes the responsibility that media figures have in guiding public understanding, which was highlighted when Elon Musk declared, "You are the media now" after a significant political event.

0 History Education

The “Not a Citadel, a Sanhedrin” Edition

Promised Podcast · 26 Mar 2025

Marking the centennial of the Hebrew University's founding in Jerusalem, the episode dives into the significance of its establishment amidst a politically charged environment and global hopes for a Jewish academic haven.

0 Leadership Communities

Remembering A Legendary Jewish Communal Hero

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 20 Mar 2025

Ted Comet, remembered as a legendary figure in Jewish communal life, was celebrated for his lifetime of service to Jews worldwide.

0 Leadership Communities

Ted Comet, Jewish communal giant and longtime Upper West Sider, dies at 100

Rachel Ringler in JTA · 19 Mar 2025

Ted Comet, a towering figure in Jewish communal life and founder of New York City's annual Israel parade, passed away at 100.

0 Philosophy Torah

Ronna Burger on Reading Esther as a Philosopher (Rebroadcast)

Tikvah · 13 Mar 2025

Ronna Burger provides a philosopher's lens to the Book of Esther, interpreting it through themes of chance, providence, and prudence, especially in the context of Jewish survival in the diaspora.

0 Holidays Ethics

Making Pesach, Making Me

Adina Forouzan in Jewish Action · 12 Mar 2025

At the age of eleven, Adina Forouzan embraced her journey into Judaism by independently preparing for Pesach, a task typically mastered in adulthood.

0 Culture Holidays

3/8/25 – Shiur 505 – Purim – Fascinating Sources for our Minhagim | Bringing Simcha into our lives – The stories behind "Bardak" and Suki & Ding

Halacha Headlines · 7 Mar 2025

This episode of Halacha Headlines delves into the customs and sources of the joyous Jewish festival of Purim, exploring traditions such as Taanis Esther and the meaning behind costumes and Purim Torah.

0 Art Culture

At a Dan Friedman exhibition, the bizarre joy of being Dan Friedman

Dan Friedman in Forward · 26 Feb 2025

Dan Friedman reviews an exhibition celebrating the work of the late designer Dan Friedman at Superhouse in New York City.

0 Education Communities

Having the courage to meet our moment

eJewishPhilanthropy · 6 Feb 2025

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

0 Education Torah

Lasting Flame

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 4 Feb 2025

Marcy Stern, a beloved educator who recently passed away, left an indelible impact on her students and colleagues with her innovative approach to teaching Navi (Prophets).

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