In London’s late 19th and early 20th century East End, Jewish immigrants speaking Yiddish and Cockney-speaking locals shared more than geography—they shared language.

In 2025, Sweden will celebrate 250 years of organized Jewish life in the country.

The director of a prominent Jewish center in Phoenix is focused on preserving cultural memory as a way to combat antisemitism and reinforce identity.

Elmo’s official X account was recently hacked, spreading antisemitic and conspiratorial posts referencing Jeffrey Epstein and calling for violence against Jews.

A Pew Research Center study finds that the global Jewish population has yet to rebound to its pre-Holocaust level.

Central Park hosted a free Yiddish sing-along led by stars of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene.

Preston’s Jewish community, though small and without a synagogue, held a vibrant musical celebration under Rabbi Danny Bergson’s leadership.

YIVO Institute’s centennial is marked by three exhibits showcasing rescued Jewish artifacts, from prewar schoolwork to sacred texts smuggled from Nazi-occupied Vilna.

Jewish comedians continue to face antisemitism—both subtle and overt—onstage and online. Some use humour to push back, while others find themselves censoring material.

Jewish dieting culture is being re-examined amid the rise of Ozempic and similar drugs.