In 1977, Gilda Radner, a Jewish comedian, lit the Hanukkah candles on live TV, which was possibly the first time a menorah had been lit on national television.

The question of whether Jewish children should sing Christmas carols sparks a range of opinions among different Jewish denominations.

This text discusses different perspectives on the significance of the military victory and the miracle of the oil during Chanukah.

The text explores the significance of sunlight and its healing properties in Jewish tradition and beyond.

In this article, the author explores the source of Joseph's dreams in the biblical narrative.

The author recounts their experience of moving from Hollywood to the quiet neighborhood of Verdugo Woodlands in Glendale, California.

The article explores the trade-off that comes with the advancement of technology.

The role of the prophetic voice in today's world is discussed by various rabbis representing different Jewish perspectives.

Parashat Chayei Sarah discusses the death of Sarah and its aftermath, following the Akedah (binding of Isaac).

The author shares their personal experience of feeling overwhelmed by recent tragic events related to Israel and anti-Semitism.

In this heartfelt letter, the author addresses Jewish college students who are feeling scared and isolated on their campuses.

Artist Mindy Stricke grappled with how to support her daughter, Noa, as she prepared for her bat mitzvah.

In this interview, Howard Fienberg and his wife Marnie discuss the mourning period after the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, where Howard's mother, Joyce Fienberg, was one of the victims.

In a reflection on the end of the Purim story, Josh Katz discusses discomfort among some liberal Jews with the concept of Jewish strength and power, particularly in relation to recent Israeli military actions against Hamas.

This text explores the various myths, traditions, and symbolism associated with apples in different cultures, including Jewish tradition.

The Gemara raises the question of how Moshe, who wrote the Torah, could have written the final eight verses that describe his own death.

The author reflects on his journey in Jewish studies, starting with an interview with Gershom Scholem, who emphasized the need to breathe new life into the field.

This personal essay reflects on the experiences of the author's survivor parents attending a High Holidays-only prayer community at the Riverside Plaza Hotel in Manhattan in the 1960s.

In this discussion, Jonathan Silver speaks with Jon Levenson, a professor of Jewish studies, about the story of the Binding of Isaac from Genesis 22.

Beloved actor and comedian Bob Saget, known for his role in Full House, was also proudly Jewish and incorporated Jewish humor into his comedy.

Renowned sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer, now 95 years old, continues to stay busy with various projects and still enjoys discussing matters of sex.

The birth of a red heifer in Israel has sparked excitement among some Jewish and Evangelical Christian groups who believe it is a sign that the Third Temple will be built, heralding the messianic era or the End Times.

Mint Meda is hosting a unique Selichos event that aims to bring contemporary relevance to the traditional Jewish prayer.

This text reflects on the tradition of sending New Year cards in the Jewish community.

"Fiddler on the Roof" was originally going to start with a song about Shabbat called "We've Never Missed a Sabbath Yet."