Archeologists have unearthed parts of the Great Synagogue of Vilna, the historic center of Lithuanian Jewish life destroyed by the Nazis and Soviets.

Dr. David Weiss, a professor visiting the Rebbe, ponders the question - Who Is Considered My Chassid?

In this episode, the speaker reflects on how his father maximized opportunities in Atlanta's Jewish community and his significant involvement in the Skylab re-entry project.

Artist Leon Fenster has created a 9-story mural on the wall of the Jewish Community Centre London, depicting a grand tableau of Jewish life in London across centuries.

Sarah Levy, the great-granddaughter of a South African rugby star, found her passion for rugby at Northeastern University and is now set to represent the United States in the 2024 Paris Olympics as a wing for the national women's rugby team.

The text discusses the importance of coalition building within the Jewish community with other groups, emphasizing the need for partnerships in pursuing common goals despite challenges faced, such as some communities not supporting Israel.

The text is an open letter addressing anti-Israel Jews, expressing frustration with their protests against Israel while ignoring atrocities committed by other countries and advocating for peace and self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians.

The text discusses the recent viral trend of calling Kamala Harris "Momala," a nickname given by her stepchildren that has become popular in online circles.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, along with a bipartisan group of dignitaries including former Vice President Al Gore, attended a memorial service for the late Sen. Joe Lieberman in Washington, D.C. Lieberman, known for his bipartisan approach, was remembered fondly as a bridge between Democrats and Republicans.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, a Democrat known for his close ties with the Jewish community, is being considered as a potential running mate for Vice President Kamala Harris.

The text reflects the author's personal journey as a Jew growing up in various environments, highlighting the challenges faced due to religious differences and the need for Jewish communal spaces.

"Lady in the Lake", a new Apple TV+ series starring Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram, follows Maddie Schwartz, a housewife turned journalist, investigating Cleo Johnson's murder.

Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania's Jewish governor, is being considered as a potential running mate for Kamala Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris views antisemitism differently than President Joe Biden by addressing it in more universal terms, emphasizing common humanity and solidarity.

Kamala Harris has garnered support from many Jewish backers who believe she has a deep understanding of Jewish customs and issues, evidenced by her interactions with the Jewish community, trip to Israel, and efforts to combat antisemitism.

In a town called Lost in the 1980s, a heroic man with a vibrant personality, dedicated to building a strong community, faces the challenge of fulfilling his role without his own father.

Sari, dealing with grief and emotional turmoil, seeks solace in her therapy sessions with Aliza, finding the safe space calming and beneficial despite occasional emotional outbursts.

"Remnant of Israel: A Portrait of America's First Jewish Congregation" by Rabbi Marc Angel provides an insightful and accessible history of Shearith Israel, the oldest Jewish congregation in America, founded in 1654.

Doug Emhoff, the spouse of Vice President Kamala Harris, is set to become the first Jewish White House spouse if Harris wins the presidency.

In an essay by Lisa Popik Coll and Gail Norry of Prizmah, they reflect on the transformative impact of billion-dollar gifts like those to medical schools by Ruth Gottesman and Michael Bloomberg, which eliminated tuition barriers.

Despite a rise in antisemitic incidents in Europe following the Hamas attack on Israel, a survey commissioned by a global Jewish aid organization reveals that most Jewish leaders in 32 countries have no plans to leave Europe due to concerns about safety.

The annual LGBTQ pride parade in Fredericton was led by pro-Palestinian activists, sparking concern among local Jews about their place in the city.

President Joe Biden announced his decision to withdraw from the presidential race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor, triggering discussions among Jewish leaders and groups.

In Chapter 3 of "Who's Counting," the protagonist, Dahlia, faces social pressures and insecurities while shopping for souvenirs in Geula with her friend Tili.

The Republican National Convention (RNC) initially showcased social liberalism with diverse prayers and speakers touching on LGBTQ rights and other issues.