David Novak argues that Jewish tradition offers rigorous ways to engage in theology—talking about God, ethics and revelation—on its own terms.

Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne renewed their vows in a Jewish ceremony in 2002, embracing Sharon’s heritage.

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.