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by Lori Holzman

If you’re a Jew alive today, chances are there’s a miraculous story of survival in your family history. Here are a few of them.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

by Yehudis Litvak

On October 7, Aner hurled back seven grenades from inside a shelter, saving many lives before being mortally wounded by the eighth.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Arab nations have poured billions of dollars into American universities with little scrutiny.

by Tamar Genger MA, RD

Go beyond apricot and cookie dough and try one of these unique ideas for delicious hamantaschen this year.

by Ilene S. Cohen, Ph. D.

Joy unfolds as a byproduct of living a life steeped in meaning and authenticity.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Jewish history abounds with strong Jewish women who ensured the survival of the Jewish people.

by Yehudis Litvak

Simcha Greiniman, a veteran volunteer for Zaka, witnessed the horror of the Hamas massacre upfront.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Combatting antisemitism and racism, and promoting peace through basketball.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The new movie about Sir Nicholas Winton’s life-saving efforts during the Holocaust should inspire us today.

by Adi Pelah and Israeli Kitchen

Use this cool trick to make the easiest Purim cookie ever.

by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield

Jonathan Glazer, the Jewish director of The Zone of Interest, equated Israel with Hamas and turned his back on his people.

by Shmuel Feld

I’m no Rambo. I am fulfilling my responsibility to protect my family and my community.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

Why drink on Purim until one cannot tell the difference between cursed is Haman and blessed is Mordechai?

by Ester Katz Silvers

Before the war I could go a month without seeing my married son. Since October 7^th, every day seems like an eternity.

by Rabbi Moshe Gersht

Three practical tools for living with joy right now.

by Rabbi Shraga Simmons

Yosef Malachi Guedalia was killed in battle against Hamas terrorists. His 23-year-old wife is using his memory to do good in the world.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Five facts about the tortured genius who developed the nuclear bomb.

by Lorrie Goldstein

The open display of Jew hatred across Canada won’t be going away because the lunatics now know they can get away with it.

by Jamie Geller

Go salty with your hamantaschen this year.

by Jamie Geller

Dive into flavor with this plant based dish.

by Ilene S. Cohen, Ph. D.

Given the Jewish people’s traumatic history and the spike in antisemitism worldwide, it’s normal to feel anxious. Here’s what you can do about it.

by Yehudis Litvak

After his traumatic childhood in Jaffa, Israel, Timor-David’s spiritual search led him to Judaism. Today he is a fierce Israel activist speaking truths not everyone wants to hear.

by David Magerman

Their values are not aligned with my Jewish values.

by JewKnowIt

There’s a fine line between ignorance and hate. NBA-star Meyers Leonard's inspiring path to forgiveness.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The remarkable true story of Robert “Rosie” Rosenthal.

by Sarah Pachter

Ilana Pearlman’s black Jewish son thought he was safe. He wasn’t.

by Jamie Geller

The simple way to make delicious pie like hamantaschen.

by Jeff Jacoby

Prisoners of conscience risk their lives for the freedom we take for granted. They deserve to know that we have not forgotten them.

by Rabbi Nechemia Coopersmith

Now's the time to reassert your Jewish identity with increased pride and joy.

by Avi Abrams

Fleeing the Spanish Inquisition, some Jews took their chances and set sail into the unknown with Columbus.

by Tzvi Gluckin

Ashkenazi Jews account for about 70 percent of Jews worldwide. What are the origins, history, traditions, and foods of the largest Jewish community?

by Ohev Greenberg and Israeli Kitchen

Upside down open face bourekas.

by Jamie Geller

Easy roasted potatoes with a kick.

by Sarah Lavane

I felt angry and alone, and begged God to give me a sign. Then the phone rang.

by Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield

But don’t Jews have the whole world to go to just like everyone else on the planet?

by Ilene S. Cohen, Ph. D.

My interest in science initially fueled my skepticism towards religion. But as I matured and experienced challenges in life, I came to understand the impact of spirituality on mental health.

by Micah Siva

A delicious twist on an Ashkenazi classic.

by Deborah Gastfreund Schuss

Antisemitism among medicine’s younger ranks should raise alarm.

by Sarah Pachter

Parents have the responsibility and power to keep your children safe.

by Allison Abraham

A cookbook review of Nosh by Micha Siva.

by Dov Ber Cohen

Learn why negative traits don't define you and discover practical ways to shift your thoughts and behaviors towards positive change.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

An Aish.com exclusive interview with British MP Michael Freer who is resigning due to fearful antisemitic, anti-Israel violence.

by Brenda Goldstein

Working for Oskar Schindler, Joseph Bau forged identities and saved hundreds of Jews. The famous artist also worked for the Mossad.

by Micah Siva

The perfect vegan substitute for your bagel topping

by Tamar Genger MA, RD

Recipes for soups you can make all week long.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Kira Trinity covered up hateful messages towards Jews and reconnected with her Judaism post-Oct. 7.

by Hanna Perlberger

How to navigate the complexities of overcoming betrayal and rebuild trust and forgiveness in your relationships.

by Tzvi Gluckin and aish.com

The Mizrahi, or Eastern, Jewish community is the most ancient Jewish diaspora community, with roots dating back to Biblical times. Today they make up about half of Israel’s Jewish population.