This article presents a list of Jewish baby names that are suitable for families with Spanish-Jewish heritage or for those in multicultural Jewish-Hispanic backgrounds.

This text is a personal reflection on the weight of the past and the impact of loss in Jewish culture.

This article from Kveller provides a list of Jewish baby names that start with the letter Y. For girls, some options include Yaara, which means woodland or honeycomb in Hebrew, and Yamima, which means little dove.

The wimpel, a strip of fabric used as a Torah binder, is a centuries-old Jewish custom that originated in Bavaria and spread to other German-speaking communities.

A recent study from the Jewish Language Project at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion explores how Jewish names have changed over time and what they reveal about American Jewish identity.

The author reflects on the importance of naming children after ancestors in the Jewish faith.

The text discusses the anonymity and lack of names in the Book of Exodus (Shemot), particularly focusing on the character of Moses.

This episode of Unorthodox features journalist Alyssa Katz discussing her book "The Influence Machine" about the powerful political influence of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.