The Matzo Project hasn’t experienced an overt boycott with Free Palestine stickers placed on their products, but it’s hard to deny that post Oct 7, a silent shunning is taking place.
Erika Nissanoff was born on October 17, 1944 in a Nazi hospital in Austria. Her miraculous birth and survival is a harrowing story that everyone should hear.
After Oct. 7, the first Shabbat-observant president of University of California Santa Barbara received a barrage of threats and intimidation. Armed with Jewish pride, she’s not backing down.
His father, Alon, an Israeli jeweler, has given away 84 diamond rings to soldiers who want to propose, to help build Jewish homes that his son never had a chance to.
A lifelong progressive Democrat, Sarah Sultan is disillusioned by the antisemitism she sees in the Democratic party, yet she doesn’t align with the Republican party, despite its staunch support for Israel.
Spurred by the Oct. 7 massacre, Jeff and Meredith Cohen closed their iconic Brooklyn liquor store on Shabbat for the first time in 83 years. They were shocked by the reaction.
My mother’s inability to communicate verbally turned out to be the best thing for our relationship. In a few months I was able to shed years of embittered daughter-mother relations.
The IDF uniform is not simply a costume and it should never be confused with a symbol of warmongering. It’s the holy garb of a holy nation charged with a holy mission.
Dostoevsky Was an Antisemite. I Still Think You Should Read Him
