The movie "Origin," directed by Ava DuVernay and based on Isabel Wilkerson's book "Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents," explores the connections between the Holocaust, slavery, and caste systems.

In this episode of Home Front, it is argued that Israel cannot afford to align itself with America's obsession with the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

"Delegation" is a film that follows Israeli teenagers on a school trip to Holocaust sites before they join the IDF.

This episode delves into the specifics of zman Tefila, exploring questions such as how late one can start Shachris and what constitutes beginning the prayer.

The podcast discusses the story of Moses Mendelssohn, a Jewish figure in Enlightenment Europe who grappled with the balance between innovation and assimilation.

In this article, the author reflects on the different forms and long history of anti-Semitism, highlighting that throughout the centuries, Jew-hatred has taken various cultural, religious, racial, and nationalist guises.

The Jewish song "Acheinu" has become a religious anthem in the Jewish world since October 7.

In this article, the author discusses how studying the Exodus story in the Torah has provided them comfort and a sense of reclaiming safety in the face of contemporary antisemitism and threats facing Israel and the Jewish people.

Two new books, "Judgment at Tokyo" by Gary J. Bass and "France on Trial" by Julian Jackson, explore historic trials of national leaders deemed guilty of war crimes but who were also adored by their people.

"Vishniac" is a documentary film about the life and work of photographer Roman Vishniac, known for his images of European Jewish life and microscopic organisms.

The article refutes several common antisemitic beliefs about Jews and Israel.

The author reflects on the 12th blessing of the Amidah, a curse against enemies in Jewish liturgy.

In a recent address to the citizens of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu invoked the biblical figure of Amalek in reference to the October 7 Hamas terror attacks.

Heinrich Graetz, a pioneering 19th-century German Jewish historian, challenged traditional norms and bridged the gap between Orthodox and academic Jewish worlds, transforming the landscape of Jewish history.

The author discusses the question of how to fight antisemitism when there are antisemites among us.

Throughout Jewish history, secret tunnels have played a crucial role in various ways.

"The High Holy Days are a reminder of the preciousness and fragility of life. They begin with Rosh Hashanah and end with Yom Kippur, prompting us to reflect on our mortality. Sometimes, tragic events in our community make us even more aware of life's vulnerability. The death of a child is especially devastating and upends the natural order of things. In times of grief, we can turn to ancient Jewish stories for guidance. One story teaches us to mourn the devastation but not to live in perpetual deprivation. We can find joy in the midst of suffering. Another story reminds us that even in moments of great joy, we should not forget the heartache and suffering that exist in the world. Both stories invite us to hold both grief and joy, acknowledging that every moment is filled with pain and possibility."

The article discusses the concept of recency bias and its impact on the Jewish people.

This podcast episode delves into the second arrest of the Baal Tanya, exploring how the Russian government's treatment of the Jewish community during that period influenced the event.

Season 3 of a Jewish podcast is about to start, promising to continue exploring fascinating stories, delving into nerdy topics, and diving deep into Jewish history.

The use of language in discussing Israel's war with Hamas is explored in this article.

The article discusses the connection between J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and Jewish history.

The text discusses the release of the Baal Tanya by the Russians and his subsequent second arrest, focusing on the reasons behind both events.

Israeli American novelist Ruby Namdar discusses the novelistic plight of American Jewry and Israeli Jewry in the aftermath of October 7.

"The Zone of Interest" is a film directed by Jonathan Glazer that depicts the lives of the Hss family, who lived in a cottage adjacent to the Auschwitz death camp during the Holocaust.