I Have Low Expectations for the 2024 Hallmark Hanukkah Movies
"Leah's Perfect Gift" and "Hanukkah on the Rocks" feature such inspiring storylines as a Jew celebrating Christmas.
You Have to Watch Richard Kind Eat Cheese at Zabar’s
The lactose intolerant actor's recent profile in Interview Magazine is the most old Jewish man an old Jewish man has ever old Jewish man-ed.
I Didn’t Expect to Find Jewish Life in Scotland, But I’m So Glad I Did
Edinburgh’s Jewish community has carried me through these unsettling times in a way I never could have imagined.
An Afternoon with Noah Rinsky, the Young Jewish Man Behind ‘Old Jewish Men’
I met him at Russ & Daughters Cafe to answer the questions: Who is this guy? What's his new book about? And is that Liev Schreiber out on the sidewalk?
The Jewish Deli Bike Tour of Denver Blends Culture and Community
The Rocky Mountains provoke religious and spiritual experiences, and so, too, do Denver’s bites of bagels, pastrami and rugelach.
ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT
A Day in the Life of an Activist Working Towards Lasting Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Standing Together, the largest Jewish-Arab grassroots movement in Israel, envisions a just and equal society that treats every person with dignity.
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.
I Will Not Lose My Compassion For All, Israeli and Palestinian
I have found myself for these last weeks living in the “and,” and I want to invite you to live there with me.
I Feel Most Connected to Judaism When I’m With My Fraternity
When I think about what tikkun olam means to me, and how I can implement it in my day-to-day life, I always come back to my experience with Greek life.
All the Big Jewish Winners at the 2024 Emmys
Jews on "The Bear" dominated in many of the acting categories, and the Creative Arts Emmys saw Eric André win his first trophy.
HEY, HEY ALMA
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.
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.
