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by Erez Shaul and Israeli Kitchen

A Friday afternoon tradition.

by Prof. Joshua Berman

The words of the fallen heroes reflecting on the possibility of death teach us about purpose and meaning in life.

by Allison Abraham

A cookbook review of My Tel Aviv Table.

by Robyn Finkelstein

My marriage was over and I needed to do something to mark the magnitude of the occasion.

by Faygie Holt

Resignation of Harvard and Penn presidents just a first step to address "double standard" Jewish students face in battling antisemitism on campus.

by Rabbi Dr. Benji Levy

The Israeli soldier wrote this letter to his family in case he got killed or kidnapped.

by Rivky Itzkowitz

Accepting your body doesn’t mean letting go and living an unhealthy lifestyle.

by Emily B

October 7 has spurred many disengaged Jews to revitalize their Jewish identity. We need to embrace them with support and openness, not condescension and political infighting.

by Shabbos Kestenbaum

The Harvard President’s resignation gives Harvard the opportunity to transform itself into the academic institution where a true culture of free speech and protection from mob rule can be achieved.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Dr. Josephine Janina Mehlberg took on the fraudulent title of “countess” to rescue thousands from the death grip of the S.S.

by JewKnowIt

Discover Jewish beliefs about the afterlife and the role of heaven and hell in Judaism.

by Rabbi Dr. Yosef Lynn

Invest in your marriage as much as you invest in your career.

by Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

An open letter to an American Jewish college student.

by Elliot Mathias

Because you cannot comprehend the current situation without understanding the broader context.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

Watermelons have become an anti-Israel symbol. It’s time to reclaim this popular fruit.

by Rachel Manor

A new twist on a traditional Middle Eastern favorite side.

by David Magerman

The faulty comparison minimizes the brutality of the attack and the severity of the response that is required.

by Tamar Lea Hazout

The oldest surviving dish of Jewish cuisine.

by Rabbi Adam Jacobs

A leading cosmologist, Dr. Keating was a Catholic altar boy before he discovered his Judaism later in life.

by Sarah Pachter

Motivation expert Professor Ayelet Fishbach on how to achieve your goals this year.

by Tzvi Gluckin

A brief history and overview of the core beliefs of the world’s oldest monotheistic faith.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The online slang dictionary is seeing an uptick in anti-Israel definitions.

by Benjamin Elterman

One can undo the damage of their actions through making an honest attempt at repentance. How does Kanye’s apology measure up?

by Debbie Gutfreund

As Oct 7ᵗʰ showed us, life can be cut short. Now’s the time to make resolutions that express your true values and priorities.

by Reyna Gobel, MPH

A healthier deviled egg.

by Sarah Pachter

Sarah Mintz, a household name amongst Spanish-speakers in the US and Latin America, converted to Judaism and now lives in Israel.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

After fleeing the Nazis, many Hasidic Jews settled in Samarkand, alongside the centuries-old Bukharan Jewish community when the communists ruled the region.

by Ilene S. Cohen, Ph. D.

A deep dive into the intricate psychology behind mass antisemitism.

by Rachel Weingarten

Throughout my sorrow, the Jewish rituals of mourning helped me move forward in life, instead of remaining mired in grief.

by Reyna Gobel, MPH

An elegant vegan dish.

by JewKnowIt

How the Torah is the original A.I., except there’s nothing artificial about it.

by Carol Ungar

Practical advice from Professor Devorah Heitner’s bestselling new book, Growing Up in Public: Coming of Age in a Digital World.

by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg

Reframing the picture of our lives, not as victims of the past, but as the arbiters of our future.

by Moishy Korf and Rivka Korf

Don’t miss this sizzling food scene.

by Allison Abraham

A cookbook review of Jewish Flavours of Italy: A Family Cookbook.

by Riva Kent

You want to move on, but how do you shrug off the emotions of bitterness, hurt and betrayal?

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

The British actor’s alternative Christmas message broadcasted on BBC was a bold, courageous statement that is getting a lot of hate.

by Rivky Itzkowitz

How to optimize your health and feel better in the new year.

by Yehudis Litvak

Aliyah and the rebuilding the Land of Israel.

by Rachel Trilokekar

Finding your future mate with an optimistic outlook, even if you didn’t get the “happily ever after” the first time around.

by Jeff Jacoby

The transformative power of second chances.

by Jessica Ghitis

For generations Cali, Colombia was my family’s home. Then the President of Colombia verbally attacked my father because he’s a Jew.

by Reyna Gobel, MPH

Experience New Orleans’ cajun cooking without crustaceans.

by Tzvi Gluckin

Prayer plays an important role in Jewish life. What is it, and what’s the best way to use it?

by Erik Lewis

The Hamas massacre reminded me of Jean-Paul Sartre’s immoral defense of terrorism as a weapon for the oppressed.

by Yehudis Litvak

The farmers were fortunate that the terrorists did not manage to penetrate their settlement and everyone survived the attack, but they lost up to 97% of their produce.

by Ilene S. Cohen, Ph. D.

Resilience and overachievement can lead to outward success, but it may not necessarily lead to inner peace or healing from trauma.

by Sarah Pachter

These four incredible women — Sarah R’bibo, Dr. Deborah Axelrod, Miri Robin, and Galit Horowitz — are moving mountains.

by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller

From White Christmas to Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer, Jews created much of the soundtrack of the holiday.