Jews of Color Reflect on Tisha B’Av and War in Israel
The piece offers reflections from Jews of colour on the significance of Tisha B’Av, particularly in light of the ongoing conflict in Israel.
Jewish Communities in Ukraine Get a Lifeline from Peninsula Synagogue
In response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a synagogue in California’s Peninsula has stepped in to provide crucial support to Jewish communities in the war-torn country.
Why Jewish Mothers Dominate Comedy
Jewish mothers have long been a staple in comedy, portrayed both lovingly and humorously as overbearing, neurotic, and fiercely devoted.
8 Famous Black Artists with Jewish Moms
This article celebrates the diverse identities of eight famous Black artists who also have Jewish mothers.
The Untold Story of Iraqi-Jewish Cuisine
The article explores the rich, lesser-known culinary traditions of Iraqi Jews, a community that faced persecution and eventual exile.
The Newest Chapter of the Jewish Story Is Told in Song
Jewish music continues to evolve, reflecting the rich tapestry of Jewish history and culture.
Archbishop Welby Addresses Interfaith Conference
Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, delivered a keynote speech at an interfaith conference, calling for deeper dialogue between religious communities.
Thousands Gather to Mark Yom Kippur at Western Wall Despite Tensions
Thousands of worshippers gathered at the Western Wall in Jerusalem to observe Yom Kippur, despite recent political and social tensions in the city.
Queenie Hallegua, Second-to-Last Jewish Resident of Historic Indian Jewish Community, Dies at 89
Queenie Hallegua, one of the last remaining Jewish residents of Cochin, India, passed away at 89.
A Cup of Intuition, A Pinch of Vagueness: Reflections on Writing a Cookbook
The author reflects on the process of writing a cookbook, balancing between precision and personal intuition.