Hanukkah: Facts, history, and the story behind the celebration
This article explores the rich history and traditions of Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights.
The Brutalist: The epic new movie getting Oscar buzz is built from the stories of postwar Jewish architects
The Brutalist, a film inspired by the lives of postwar Jewish architects, has captivated critics and audiences alike.
Jerusalem's thriving cultural scene in 2024
Jerusalem continues to be a hub for cultural innovation in 2024.
How a Jewish Israeli producer ended up working with Scorsese on a TV show about saints
This article delves into the story of a Jewish Israeli producer's collaboration with the legendary Martin Scorsese.
IDF in Syria: Seven villages, two brigades and winter preparations beyond the border
In a historic operation, IDF forces captured key sectors in the buffer zone beyond the Syrian border. Seven villages have now come under IDF protection, with troops from the Paratroopers Brigade, 188th Armored Brigade, and Commando Brigade leading the effort.
Queer Jewish teens feel abandoned by LGBT groups that condemn Israel
Many queer Jewish teenagers are feeling alienated as some LGBT advocacy groups publicly criticize Israel.
Spire French prophet of dis-assimilation
The article explores the life and influence of Alain Spire, a French philosopher who advocates for a rejection of cultural assimilation.
Meet the Jews going back to their roots on a Birthright to Africa trip
A unique program has been launched, offering Jews of African descent an opportunity to connect with their roots through a “Birthright to Africa” trip.
The Jewish Status of Ethiopian Jews and Chabad's Viewpoint
Ethiopian Jews, or Beta Israel, have faced debates over their Jewish status. Renowned halachic authorities like Rabbi Ovadia Yosef and the Radbaz affirmed their Jewish lineage, but Israel’s Chief Rabbinate initially required symbolic conversion as a precaution. Most Beta Israel complied and gained recognition in Israel.
Jewish-focused non-gaming hotel gets initial OK from Clark County Board
A Jewish-focused non-gaming hotel received initial approval from the Clark County Board in Nevada.