Human Interest

by Peter Himmelman

The famous antisemitic publisher of The International Jew was actually onto something mysterious about the Jews.

by ESPN

A Jewish Day School's Cross Country team hoped they'd win a state championship. But one of their top runners refused to run because the championship fell on the Sabbath.

by Nomi Isenberg

I don’t have enough tears on Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day and Memorial Day.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Michael Bram, a Jewish Air Force chaplain, reflects on two decades of service.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Growing up, Lyric Crane faced ridicule for being Jewish. Now she’s fighting antisemitism and striving to prevent more hate.

by Sarah Pachter

Nat Ross was forced to dig his own grave in Auschwitz. A Death March almost killed him. He just turned 101.

by Benjamin Elterman

There’s a fine line between ignorance and hate. Leonard’s inspiring path to forgiveness and redemption. An exclusive Aish.com interview.

by Judy Gruen

Why a group of Holocaust survivors are asking, “Is this lipstick color good for me?”

by Sarah Pachter

Unknowingly enabling her husband, a wife finds the courage to stand up and say no.

by Sarah Pachter

Ernie Grunfeld is the only major league professional athlete whose parents survived the Holocaust.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

The Benamous travel around Florida in an RV, homeschooling and seeing the local sights. They don’t plan on stopping anytime soon.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Chelsea is using her large online presence to boost awareness about disabilities and promote inclusion.

by Sarah Pachter

Nothing unites people like music.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Half of all blindness in the world can be fixed in 10 minutes. Meet the doctor who is giving eyesight back to the blind.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Josh Aryeh is helping sick children live out their dreams.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Meet the Jewish Ethiopian who may replace US Representative George Santos. Mazi Melesa Pilip’s wild journey.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Her magnetism and positivity touched the lives of everyone around her.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Hernandez went into politics to give a voice to those who don’t have one.

by Sarah Pachter

The high-end fashion illustrator and digital influencer talks about her personal struggles and how she is gently fighting antisemitism.

by Arnie Bernstein

During my runs through cemeteries, I leave stones on Jewish graves.

by Eliyahu Freedman

Israeli and Jewish fighter Natan Levy is determined to become a UFC champion and use his celebrity to defend the Jewish people.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Jenny Goldfarb is creating a revolution in the world of kosher food.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Jordyn Tilchen grew up knowing nothing about Israel. Now she’s a leading online Israel activist.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Posing with Miss Israel was the start of Miss Iraq's advocacy for the Jewish State

by Judy Gruen

A frank conversation about suffering with Gershon Schusterman, a rabbi who suddenly became a widower with 11 children at age 38.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Why are so many people wishing this woman would drop dead?

by Sara Shemin Cass and Dan Burstein

And the woman who fought the US government to right this wrong.

by Daniel Lobell

Here’s what I discovered.

by Bracha Perel Davids

Here’s the truth: mental illness is brutal. Depression is a beast. Self-harm is a desperate attempt to make things better. And healing is a struggle.

by Sarah Pachter

An exclusive interview with the popular social media influencer.

by Tabby Refael

Many Iranian American Jews likely will not have Jewish descendants in the coming decades. It’s our fault. We’re applying an old formula to a new country.

by Sarah Pachter

The Jewish Israeli skincare entrepreneur, who partnered with two Muslim investors, shares how trauma shaped who she is today.

by Sarah Pachter

With over 11 million followers, she’s doing what no social media influencer has done before.

by Yariv Newman

Stephen Silver is using his creative gifts to fulfill his dreams and help others.

by Sarah Pachter

Her priority it to help others and erase the shame surrounding mental illness.

by Sarah Pachter

The successful writer and ninja warrior shares how his Jewishness drives his creativity.

by Ruchama Feuerman

Because I stopped paying attention, I thought God wasn’t there. But He had devious ways of sneaking up on me.

by Tabby Refael

I grew up in a religious dictatorship in Iran. My mother didn’t want me to become “brainwashed” in America.

by Esther Malka Astruc

My Jewish grandmother from 15 generations ago died in a Catholic convent as a nun.  My spiritual return to Judaism began with dreams of becoming a nun.

by Rivka Ronda Robinson

An adult woman raised as a Christian discovers that her parents were Jewish Holocaust survivors.

by Riley Pope

Four generations in the American melting pot boiled away just about any Jewishness in my family.

by Sarah Pachter

Ilana Muhlstein, author and influencer with 2 million followers, lost 100 pounds and shares her secret.

by Kylie Ora Lobell

Kendrick Lamar. Drake. DaBaby. Moshe Reuven? Meet the rising Hasidic rapper whose inspirational music is resonating with millions.

by Paula Levin

Yuval Levi, 17 faced his biggest life decision: represent his country on the world stage in a make or break game, or represent his people’s most dearly held value.

by Kitra Cahana

A husband, father and quadriplegic survivor of a brainstem stroke longs for love and connection.

by Sarah Pachter

On the outside, the successful social media influencer’s life seemed perfect. Inside, it was imploding.

by Adam Goldberg

Hearing the words you don’t want to hear. Again.

by Sarah Pachter

And he has no idea.

by Ari Blaff

My struggle to find and embrace who I really am.