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0 History Politics

Refusenik Lessons for Today

Sapir · 14 May

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

0 Politics History

If Not Now, When?

Sapir · 14 May

In 1978, as Israel engaged in contentious peace negotiations with Egypt, 40 high school seniors urged Prime Minister Menachem Begin to expedite talks and withdraw from territories captured in the Six-Day War.

0 Television/Film Politics

Can the Media Keep Kosher?

Sapir · 14 May

Amidst growing concerns about political bias in the media, the article examines the historical evolution of journalism's relationship with objectivity and activism.

0 Television/Film Politics

Can the Media Keep Kosher?

Sapir · 14 May

Amidst growing concerns about political bias in the media, the article examines the historical evolution of journalism's relationship with objectivity and activism.

0 Television/Film Politics

Can the Media Keep Kosher?

Sapir · 14 May

Amidst growing concerns about political bias in the media, the article examines the historical evolution of journalism's relationship with objectivity and activism.

0 Television/Film Politics

Can the Media Keep Kosher?

Sapir · 14 May

Amidst growing concerns about political bias in the media, the article examines the historical evolution of journalism's relationship with objectivity and activism.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Publisher's Note

Sapir · 14 May

Reflecting on the enduring resonance of Charles Dickens' famous line, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times," this publisher's note contrasts the troubling rise of antisemitism in activism with the inspiring response of Jewish communities worldwide.

0 Politics History

Jews and Activism

Sapir · 14 May

Jewish involvement in political activism has been significant throughout history, demonstrating a notable pattern of Jewish leadership in various revolutionary movements, despite Jews being a minority.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Half of American Jewish voters believe Trump is antisemitic, poll finds

Grace Gilson in JTA · 14 May

A recent survey by GBAO Strategies reveals deep concerns among American Jewish voters about President Donald Trump's conduct and policies, with 52% considering him antisemitic.

0 Culture Television/Film

How to Be a Jew ... Who Says Yes to the Dress

Unorthodox · 14 May

Pnina Tornai, renowned Israeli wedding dress designer and star of TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress,' discusses her unexpected journey from Paris to becoming a global fashion icon and her integral role in showcasing Israeli creativity on the world stage.

0 Ethics Politics

How Should Activists Relate to Risk? - An investigation through Jewish text, in the wake of escalating violence in the West Bank against Palestinians and their allies

Aryeh Bernstein in Jewish Currents · 14 May

Jewish social activist Aryeh Bernstein interviews Maya Rosen, a Jerusalem-based organizer who works with Palestinian communities in the West Bank, focusing on the concept of risk assessment in activism.

0 Culture Television/Film

How to Be a Jew ... Who Says Yes to the Dress

Unorthodox · 14 May

Pnina Tornai, renowned Israeli wedding dress designer and star of TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress,' discusses her unexpected journey from Paris to becoming a global fashion icon and her integral role in showcasing Israeli creativity on the world stage.

0 Sports Politics

‘Regrettable’ pro-Israel tweets land Florida hockey exec in penalty box

Louis Keene in Forward · 14 May

Doug Cifu, minority owner and vice chairman of the Florida Panthers, has been suspended indefinitely by the NHL after engaging in a heated Twitter exchange with a pro-Palestinian fan where he used inflammatory language comparing criticism of Israel to antisemitism.

0 Sports Politics

‘Regrettable’ pro-Israel tweets land Florida hockey exec in penalty box

Louis Keene in Forward · 14 May

Doug Cifu, minority owner and vice chairman of the Florida Panthers, has been suspended indefinitely by the NHL after engaging in a heated Twitter exchange with a pro-Palestinian fan where he used inflammatory language comparing criticism of Israel to antisemitism.

0 Communities Leadership

Rolling with the Punches

Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter in Ami · 14 May

Rabbi Eli Portal, having overcome a life-altering ATV accident at a young age, now dedicates his life to mentoring others in the Jewish community facing adversity.

0 Communities Leadership

Rolling with the Punches

Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter in Ami · 14 May

Rabbi Eli Portal, having overcome a life-altering ATV accident at a young age, now dedicates his life to mentoring others in the Jewish community facing adversity.

0 Politics Communities

Terrifying Times at Newark Airport

Yossi Krausz in Ami · 14 May

Newark International Airport has experienced multiple radar and communication outages over the past two weeks, causing significant delays and flight cancellations.

0 Politics Communities

Terrifying Times at Newark Airport

Yossi Krausz in Ami · 14 May

Newark International Airport has experienced multiple radar and communication outages over the past two weeks, causing significant delays and flight cancellations.

0 Politics Communities

Terrifying Times at Newark Airport

Yossi Krausz in Ami · 14 May

Newark International Airport has experienced multiple radar and communication outages over the past two weeks, causing significant delays and flight cancellations.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 14 May

Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wiring money to Israel.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 14 May

Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wiring money to Israel.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 14 May

Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wiring money to Israel.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 14 May

Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wiring money to Israel.

0 Leadership Jewish Law

Aryeh Simon // Adar Currency Services/Adar Global • Change 86

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 14 May

Aryeh Simon, originally from Los Angeles, transitioned from a life of Torah study to becoming a businessman, addressing the costly and delayed process of wiring money to Israel.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Mindless Maliciousness // We pray and they pray

Avi Shafran in Ami · 14 May

In the wake of the Hamas-Israel conflict, Dr. Josh Winer—a US-based surgeon and former IDF soldier—returned to Israel to provide medical aid, only to face hostility upon returning to his job at Emory University.