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0 Holocaust Politics

My grandmother Eva Schloss survived Auschwitz. She would not be silent about America today.

Alex Margolis in JTA · 2 Feb

The article reflects on the late Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss and her outspoken criticism of contemporary socio-political trends she believed resembled early Nazi policies.

0 Culture Communities

SPONSORED CONTENT: The Importance of Rituals

Chantelle Wolfe in Hadassah · 2 Feb

Rituals play a vital role in marking significant life events and fostering a sense of belonging, argues Chantelle Wolfe, a seasoned milestone event planner.

0 Culture Communities

SPONSORED CONTENT: The Importance of Rituals

Chantelle Wolfe in Hadassah · 2 Feb

Rituals play a vital role in marking significant life events and fostering a sense of belonging, argues Chantelle Wolfe, a seasoned milestone event planner.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Jewish Law Culture

These rabbis are making an Orthodox case against AI. Will anyone listen?

Louis Keene in Forward · 2 Feb

In January 2026, leading Haredi Orthodox rabbis met at a Lakewood yeshiva to discuss the growing influence of artificial intelligence, viewing it as a potential threat to their traditional lifestyle.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Prominent British LGBTQ activist arrested for carrying ‘globalize the intifada’ sign in London

Grace Gilson in JTA · 2 Feb

Prominent British LGBTQ activist Peter Tatchell was arrested in London for displaying a sign advocating to 'globalize the intifada' during a pro-Palestinian rally.

0 Philosophy Politics

Hannah Arendt could have anticipated the Trump administration’s lies in Minnesota — and elsewhere

Robert Zaretsky in Forward · 2 Feb

Robert Zaretsky reflects on how Hannah Arendt's analysis of political lying, particularly in reference to the Pentagon Papers scandal, remains relevant today.

0 Philosophy Politics

Hannah Arendt could have anticipated the Trump administration’s lies in Minnesota — and elsewhere

Robert Zaretsky in Forward · 2 Feb

Robert Zaretsky reflects on how Hannah Arendt's analysis of political lying, particularly in reference to the Pentagon Papers scandal, remains relevant today.

0 Philosophy Politics

Hannah Arendt could have anticipated the Trump administration’s lies in Minnesota — and elsewhere

Robert Zaretsky in Forward · 2 Feb

Robert Zaretsky reflects on how Hannah Arendt's analysis of political lying, particularly in reference to the Pentagon Papers scandal, remains relevant today.

0 Sports Communities

A new collective helps Jewish college athletes earn from their fame — and express their pride

Nuriel Shimoni-Stoil in JTA · 2 Feb

Tribe NIL, co-founded by comedian Eitan Levine and entrepreneur Jeremy Moses, provides Jewish college athletes a platform to express their Jewish pride, connect with sponsors, and engage with a supportive community.

0 Sports Communities

A new collective helps Jewish college athletes earn from their fame — and express their pride

Nuriel Shimoni-Stoil in JTA · 2 Feb

Tribe NIL, co-founded by comedian Eitan Levine and entrepreneur Jeremy Moses, provides Jewish college athletes a platform to express their Jewish pride, connect with sponsors, and engage with a supportive community.

0 Sports Communities

A new collective helps Jewish college athletes earn from their fame — and express their pride

Nuriel Shimoni-Stoil in JTA · 2 Feb

Tribe NIL, co-founded by comedian Eitan Levine and entrepreneur Jeremy Moses, provides Jewish college athletes a platform to express their Jewish pride, connect with sponsors, and engage with a supportive community.

0 Sports Communities

A new collective helps Jewish college athletes earn from their fame — and express their pride

Nuriel Shimoni-Stoil in JTA · 2 Feb

Tribe NIL, co-founded by comedian Eitan Levine and entrepreneur Jeremy Moses, provides Jewish college athletes a platform to express their Jewish pride, connect with sponsors, and engage with a supportive community.

0 Art Gender/Identity

Joan Semmel’s Revolution in Nudes

Sarah M. Seltzer in Lilith · 2 Feb

Joan Semmel's retrospective at The Jewish Museum, titled "In the Flesh," showcases a powerful reclamation of the female form through her unique lens, challenging the traditional male gaze in art.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Gregory Bovino, Border Patrol chief in Minnesota, reportedly derided Orthodox US attorney’s Jewishness

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 2 Feb

Gregory Bovino, the former Border Patrol chief in Minnesota, is under scrutiny for derogatory remarks about Orthodox Jewish U.S. attorney Daniel Rosen, mocking his religious practices, including observing Shabbat.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.

0 Culture Politics

There’s Nothing Offensive About Invoking the Holocaust to Defend Human Rights

Ken Silverman in The Beinart Notebook · 2 Feb

Ken Silverman's article discusses the controversy surrounding comparisons of current events to the Holocaust, a debate sparked by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's analogy of undocumented children's experiences to those depicted in Anne Frank's diary.