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by Sarah Pachter

Survivors, soldiers, and grieving parents — their stories of pain and resilience echo through a new Torah scroll dedicated this Yom Kippur.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

As Gen Z drifts toward anti-Zionism, TalkIsrael empowers young creators to fight misinformation with authenticity, culture, and personal storytelling online.

by Rabbi Elliot Mathias

Charlie Kirk inspired a generation with his passion and purpose. In the wake of his horrific murder, how can we draw meaning and direction from the life and example he left behind?

by Foundation to Combat Antisemitism

Learn the history and meaning of the phrase, and why it is being used more online.

by Miriam Kosman

In an age of drifting masculinity, Judaism charts a course of commitment, family, and real manhood.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Jewish teens facing Jew-hatred at school find strength and pride through JSU Global Campus, connecting with their heritage and each other.

by Rabbi Michael Friedman

Great intellect doesn’t ensure moral clarity. History reveals how brilliance can blind and why ignoring reality endangers Jews and truth alike.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Yonat Friling, a veteran reporter for Fox News, is committed to presenting accurate information and letting viewers decide for themselves.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From Sartre to Mayim Bialik, 10 powerful quotes reminding us that antisemitism must always be challenged.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Jonathan Harounoff, Israel’s International Spokesperson to the UN, gives insights into Iran and Jewish life there.

by John Spencer and Arsen Ostrovsky

The accusation of genocide is not only false but obscene, a distortion of truth and complicity in Hamas’s propaganda campaign.

by Leah Grossman

Jewish authors silenced by publishers are reclaiming their voices—transforming rejection into resilience, solidarity, and bestselling works that refuse to bow to hate.

by Miriam Frankel

A missing Ghislandi portrait and 22 Matisses emerge in Argentina, reigniting a decades-long battle over Nazi-looted art and its rightful heirs.

by Eliyahu Freedman

These five Israeli couples, widows and widowers, are rebuilding their hearts—and their nation's future.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The Jewish American Summit is a crucial call to action.

by Rabbi Dovid Campbell

Some of our most common expressions carry surprising Jewish roots.

by Ariel Goldstein, LSW

When honoring parents conflicts with protecting your health, setting boundaries and safeguarding your life come first.

by Rabbi Steven Burg

Carlson’s tactic of asking loaded questions and then letting guests spread falsehoods allows him to fuel outrage while keeping his hands clean—a cynical strategy that deserves exposure.

by Itamar Frankenthal

The most dangerous word for a leader is “Yes”. History shows that blind consensus breeds catastrophe—from the Bay of Pigs to the divided kingdom of Israel.

by Itamar Frankenthal

Rabbi Berel Wein’s love, humility, and vision shaped generations. A teacher, scholar, historian, and father figure—his legacy reminds us we are authors of Jewish destiny.

by Marjorie Davis

In a world where worship requires armed guards, Jews may lack religious privilege—but possess a different kind of privilege that endures."

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Toronto Film Festival drops Israeli rescue film, citing Hamas “copyright” over footage of their own massacre and kidnappings.

by D. Tzvi Trenk

What would you do if someone made a derogatory comment about Jews to your face—unaware that you were Jewish?

by Jeff Jacoby

Heavy metal band Ghost bans phones at their concerts, proving the best concert moments aren’t captured — they’re lived.

by Rabbi Aryeh Pamensky

Feral pigs, ancient symbols of deception, are overrunning the world—just as lies flood our lives.

by The Military Show

On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a highly coordinated and devastating attack on Israel, leading to the deaths of over 1,200 people, making it one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history.

by Rabbi Philip Moskowitz

In the unlikeliest of places, two disparate Jewish families found unity in shared wisdom, faith, and love.

by ABC News In-Depth

On October 7, 2023, Hamas terrorists killed 101 Israeli civilians and 31 security personnel took 32 hostages from Kibbutz Be'eri.

by Avi Abrams

After a firebomb attack destroyed a rabbi’s home in France, his unwavering faith and the miracle that saved his family are inspiring thousands around the world.

by aish.com

Many claim Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Here are key points, drawn from Bret Stephens’ NYT op-ed, to challenge that narrative with facts and clarity.

by Itamar Frankenthal

Viral shame is a digital stampede. Each click tramples someone closer to ruin.

by Mitchell Bard

With a steady stream of slanted reporting and a roster of columnists united by their hostility to Israel, the paper is willfully inverting moral responsibility and historical facts.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

A mistaken Israeli strike sparks global outrage—while Hamas’s brutal persecution of Christians is ignored. The real threat to Gaza’s Christians isn't Israel. It’s Hamas.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Two Jewish students sue MIT, alleging relentless antisemitic harassment by a professor and institutional silence. It’s a landmark case aiming to hold the elite university accountable and make campus safe for Jews.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Learn about the Druze faith, Druze history, the Israeli Druze community and more.

by Marjorie Davis

Sunny Hostin says she’s not antisemitic. This open letter explains why many viewers disagree, and what she can do about it.

by Rabbi Yisroel Gelber

When hatred flares outside, it’s a wake-up call to heal the hatred inside.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

A new report offers a plan for prosecuting Hamas for horrific acts of sexual violence.

by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff

We fear missiles and mobs, but overlook the silent crisis threatening our future. Apathy is claiming more Jews than any external foe. The antidote? Three timeless keys from our forefather Jacob.

by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Lynn

A Jewish approach to work/life balance.

by Rabbi Avi Shafran

Canada's chilling descent into state-sanctioned suicide may be coming soon to New York.

by Emily Yaffe

A rainbow emerges after deadly floods, stirring reflections on loss, survival, and divine purpose in the face of unimaginable tragedy.

by Dave Brennan

A funeral I almost skipped. A stranger I barely knew. And a lesson I’ll never forget.

by Ariel Goldstein, LSW

On the outside we looked like a traditional Jewish family. Inside, we were breaking under the weight of inherited pain that echoed from one generation to the next.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Tune out the hate and let’s turn up the light.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

The dangerous mainstreaming of words as weapons of war.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Amidst falling missiles, chaos and destruction, a powerful firsthand account of Beersheba’s darkest hours. An Aish.com exclusive.

by Adina Hershberg

Twenty-eight Israeli civilians were killed by Iranian missiles. Among them: a Holocaust survivor, a child cancer patient, Muslims, and entire families. Their stories reveal the human cost behind the headlines.

by Yehudis Litvak

Jewish mental health professionals are facing blacklists, harassment and exclusion.