It’s Time We Appreciate This 1930 Feminist Sephardi Novel "Mazaltob," a poignant coming-of-age story by Blanche Bendahan, has just been translated into English. By Evelyn Frick
Is It Bad Form for Me Not To Tell Other Jews I’m a Convert? I care about the opinions of those around me and I care about being respectful towards others. By Vanessa Pamela Friedman
18 Things to Know About Jewish Actor Sam Woolf The "We Were the Lucky Ones" actor relates to the Holocaust show in a very personal way. By Evelyn Frick
‘The Merchant of Venice’ Can Be Done Ethically. I’ve Seen It. Whether or not the Shakespeare play is about antisemitism or is actually antisemitic is a longstanding conversation — and that's what makes it such rich fodder for revisiting. By James Brophy
Chella Man’s Identity Doesn’t Have to Make Sense In his first solo art show, the Deaf, trans, Chinese and Jewish artist is on a mission to explore who he is. By Evelyn Frick
5 Holocaust Books That Deserve To Be Adapted Beyond ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ From "Maus" to "Wrath Becomes Her," many of these works are written by Jewish voices. By Michele Kirichanskaya
Your Jewish Friends Are Not OK The news is at once horrifying to take in and impossible to ignore — but we are in this together. By Molly Tolsky
How To Have Hard Conversations About Israel and Palestine With Fellow Jews The way we talk to each other now will impact how we’re able to move forward for decades to come. By Hey Alma Staff
15 Books to Read to Better Understand the Modern History of Israel-Palestine Want to educate yourself? Here are some suggestions on where to start. By Emily Burack
The Torah Portion That Helps Me Celebrate the Holiness Within My Trans Body As a person with a fraught relationship with my physical self, I’ve been on a long journey to access this closeness to divinity. By Naomi Barnesky
Anyone Can Celebrate This Jewish New Moon Holiday. Here Are 7 Ways to Start. Rosh Chodesh is the perfect time every month to ground yourself with activities like mood boarding or pulling tarot cards. By Caro Sarkozi
I’m Modern Orthodox and Single — And I’d Like To Have Sex It feels like it would be a total smack in the face to my family and upbringing. On the other hand, I feel failed by that very community. By Vanessa Pamela Friedman
My Ancestors Were Jewish, But I Was Raised With No Religion. Is There a Place for Me? I don’t see myself becoming very religious, but I do feel a strong connection to Judaism. By Vanessa Pamela Friedman
My Boyfriend Doesn’t Want To Educate His Mom About Antisemitism — Help! Our Instagram audience had so many feelings about this dilemma, we went ahead and started an advice column. By Vanessa Pamela Friedman