October 7, One Year Later: Jewish Hollywood Reflects
One year after significant events impacting Jewish communities worldwide, Hollywood insiders reflect on the cultural shifts.
Yehuda Bauer, Holocaust Scholar and Activist, Dies at 98
Yehuda Bauer, renowned for his scholarship on the Holocaust, passed away at age 98.
Decoding Distress: Jewish Parenting for Teen Mental Health
A discussion on the challenges of Jewish parenting in supporting teen mental health, offering strategies for identifying and addressing distress.
Evangelicals, Jews, and Israel: The Complex Relationship
This article explores the complex political and religious relationship between Evangelicals, Jews, and Israel, examining the unique support dynamics and occasional tensions between these groups.
I Wanted to See Myself on the Page, So I Wrote a Jewish Romance Novel
An emerging Jewish author shares her journey to write a romance novel reflecting Jewish values and cultural heritage.
Kosher Wine Takes Center Stage at Cabo Resort
Cabo’s Las Ventanas Al Paraiso, a Michelin-rated destination, introduces a high-quality kosher wine collection for its guests.
Disabled Adults Volunteer During Birthright Trip
A Birthright trip designed for disabled adults fosters inclusion through volunteer activities.
Will Jews Support Harris? Poll Suggests Shift Not Seen Since 1980s
A recent Harris poll reveals a shift in political support within the Jewish community, reminiscent of trends in the 1980s.
Why Jewish Comedy Is the Best Thing on TV
Jewish comedy, with its self-aware humor and resilience, has taken center stage on TV.
Jake Cohen’s New Cooking Show Highlights Simply Delicious Jewish Cuisine
Chef Jake Cohen, known for bringing Jewish recipes to modern audiences, debuts a cooking show spotlighting simple yet flavorful Jewish dishes.