A campaign has been launched to knit scarves for hostages in Gaza as reported in the Yiddish news brief "Tidbits."

After obtaining a German passport following Brexit, a British Jew reflects on her connection to her late father's German heritage.

In this article, the author discusses how Yiddish culture has helped them embrace their identity as a queer person.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has found a new home for the Einstein archives.

Silvia Wagensberg, a retired Spanish teacher and artist, has painted portraits of Yiddishists as part of her artistic expression.

Cameron Bernstein, a 23-year-old Yiddish enthusiast, gained popularity on TikTok for her videos about Yiddish language, music, and culture.

Robert Berman, an American Jewish immigrant in Israel, authored a book on Arabic idioms titled "Min Taq Taq: A Collection of Arabic Idioms" with editor Christy Bandak.

Robert Berman, an American Jewish immigrant to Israel, has written a book called "Min Taq Taq: A Collection of Arabic Idioms" in collaboration with language expert Christy Bandak.

Forverts has introduced a new video series called Yiddish Word of the Day, created by editor Rukhl Schaechter, designed to familiarize non-Yiddish speakers with common Yiddish words and phrases for everyday use.

At the age of 68, the author reflects on their journey of learning Yiddish later in life, despite not growing up with the language spoken fluently at home.

The StreetWise Hebrew podcast episode titled "Hebrew Is To Die For" explores how Hebrew expressions using words related to death are used to convey strong emotions beyond their literal meanings.