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by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield

I never thought being an openly Jewish Coloradan would make me feel unsafe. After Melat Kiros victory in the primaries, I'm no longer so sure.

by Sarah Pachter

A Cornell student’s antisemitic rejection to a job interview triggered a firestorm, and a wave of Jewish pride.

by Rabbi Daniel Rowe

Venezuela called Israel a genocidal, Nazi-like state. Is Israel right in sending a search and rescue team to help them?

by Robin Einbinder

Ai Lien fled Vietnam as a baby, grew up in Israel, served on the Lebanese border, and now owns four kosher restaurants in Florida.

by Yehudis Litvak

A Yale-trained anthropologist, Adam Louis-Klein emerged from the Amazon to find his academic world celebrating a hate movement. He is using his background in anthropology to fight antizionism.

by Devora Levy

A four-year-old in pajamas asked one question that reframed everything I thought I knew about marriage.

by Rochel Grosz

Depression doesn't always look like what you think.

by Rabbi Dr. Stu Halpern, MBA

From George Washington to Marco Rubio, American leaders have invoked Jerusalem for 250 years. The connection runs deeper than you'd think.

by Sofya Tamarkin

Pearl Hinda just turned 102 years old, survived the Holocaust, and rebuilt her life from nothing. Here are the seven lessons she wants you to know.

by Yehudis Litvak

For centuries a Jewish community thrived in the heart of the Sahara Desert.

by Aryeh Genger

Hot dogs go beyond the grill.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Shocked by the horrific manner U.S. troops were treating survivors, two Jewish American soldiers took matters in their own hands.

by Jonah Halper

You don't have to compromise your values to build bridges with Jews who live differently than you do.

by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP

7 simple communication shifts that will actually get your kids to listen.

by Jewlish

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Six practical rules to cut through the noise and choose with clarity and confidence.

by Sara Yoheved Rigler

How one family’s superhuman response to tragedy galvanized a movement.

by Adam Ezekiel, Founder of Soul Active

Two years ago, a sniper's bullet nearly killed me. Today, I run a fitness program for Jews who want to get stronger without leaving their values at the door.

by Menachem Katz

Ten sound investment rules from Jewish tradition, and the modern financial giants who echoed them.

by Joe Baur

Bring your Ashkenazi ancestors to your Fourth of July picnic with this fusion dish.

by Jamie Geller

Aleeza Ben Shalom, the matchmaker you know from Netflix's Jewish Matchmaking, reveals why so many brilliant, successful women walk away from the right person.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, and Balaam all shifted their convictions when it paid to.

by Leah Grossman

In his instant bestseller, Federal Judge Roy K. Altman scrutinizes the six most prevalent claims against Israel as he would in a court of law.

by Devora Levy

Three questions every dater should ask before deciding if this person could be their life partner.

by Rabbi Dov Ber Cohen

Whether you're trying to break a habit, calm yourself in the heat of the moment, support someone you love, or simply find a minute of peace, there's something here for you.

by Rabbi Daniel Rowe

The tefillin debate that's dividing the Jewish community.

by Sarah Pachter

Growing up Jewish in Soviet Moscow meant hiding who you were. Enessa Arielah stopped hiding and paid the price.

by Avi Abrams

The story of the Jewish orphans of Poland who found refuge in Iran.

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

Five practical steps to find your purpose, manage your time, and build the life you actually want.

by Shlomo Mandel

Teens who have genuine self-worth don’t need what the crowd is offering.

by Gitta Bixenspanner

Thin, golden crepes filled with sweet, creamy cheese. A classic you'll want to make every week.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Critics are blasting the actress for her luxury Israeli hi-rise commercial, dubbing her “Gwynocide.”

by Eliyahu Freedman

A thousand years ago, 90% of Jews spoke Arabic. The books they wrote still shape Judaism today, but almost no one reads them in the original.

by Rabbi Daniel Rowe

Properly understanding the mysterious red heifer in the Torah puts to rest the alarmist conspiracy theories being bandied about.

by Itamar Frankenthal

According to the director, the movie series endures because it embraces time.

by Sarah Pachter

Andrea and Ramil both thought religion didn't matter. A trip to Israel changed everything.

by Gitta Bixenspanner

Crispy, cheesy, and gone before kids realize they ate their vegetables. These zucchini pancakes are that good.

by Jamie Geller

Twenty-two years and six kids later, Jamie Geller reflects on what it really takes to find the right person — and why sometimes the blink of an eye is all it takes.

by Joseph Cox

A late-night run-in with a hostile stranger turned into a conversation neither of us expected.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

This Father’s Day, take a moment and appreciate the primary mission of being a father.

by Ben Baskin

A thousand years before FedEx, Jewish merchants moved silk, spices, and gems across 6,000 miles. They also carried something far more precious.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

From unprecedented ally to devastating disappointment — and why neither extreme should define how Jews see their place in history.

by Dr. Leslie M. Gutman

My parents divorced when I was four. My father made sure he didn’t fade into the background.

by Elizabeth Kurtz

Your easy chicken dinner that is elegant enough for a holiday.

by A Nurse Who Knows

Why you are my heroes.

by Susan Krevsky

We've traveled the world. But Israel is the only place where our presence actually mattered to the people we met.

by Debbie Gutfreund

Great dads listen, believe, show up, and repair.

by Aleeza Ben Shalom

One photoshoot, two strangers, now they’re officially dating.

by Matt Brandstein

The Hebrew word for dog, kelev, hides two words inside: kol lev, a whole heart. A lifetime of dogs taught me, an anxious kid from a lonely home, what that means.