Representing the Jewish People

Shawarma Fish Tacos

Unexpected tacos you will actually love.

Joe Lieberman: 7 Jewish Quotes

The former Senator, who’s died at age 82, was the first Jewish member of a major presidential ticket.

Israel Alone

What The Economist unwittingly gets right about the Jewish state.

Sabich Pastry

Get the flavors and textures of sabich in a family style pastry tart.

Stephen Colbert and Kate Middleton’s Diagnosis

How avoiding the pitfalls of assumptions promotes empathy and understanding in our interactions.

I Am Now Politically Homeless

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.

Publicizing’s God’s Miracles

What Are the Early Prophets?

A snapshot view of the books of Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings, chronicling the story of the Jewish nation after the death of Moses.

The UN Resolution’s Glaring Omission

While the resolution rightly emphasizes the need for a ceasefire, humanitarian aid and the release of the hostages, it fails to explicitly address the root causes of the conflict: Hamas.

Jews: The Same

In the eyes of our enemy, and in the eyes of God, we are the same. 

Salmon Croquettes

Quick and easy healthy fish dish for the whole family.

How This Middle Eastern Dish Inspired Zero Waste Cooking

The history of grape leaves in Jewish cuisine.

Sushi Rice Stuffed Grape Leaves

Stuffed grape leaves with an Asian twist.

What Do You Think a Jew Looks Like

Telling the Jewish story on Times Square.

Closing Our Store on Shabbat Changed Our Lives

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.

Hostages, Horror, and Hope: A Visit to Nir Oz

Everywhere one looked, the remnants of Death stared back.

Why I Joined – and Left – My Company’s DEI Group

DEI’s minimization of antisemitism is only one of its faults.

October 7th Changed My Relationship with Judaism

I thought I lived in a world where antisemitism didn’t exist. Then October 7th happened.

Building a Love That Lasts: 10 Keys to a Happy Marriage

How to create a solid foundation of love and mutual support that withstands the test of time.

 

The Cold Side of the Pillow: Purim

Find the cold side of the pillow, then relax.

 

First Child at 88 Years Old

Rabbi Tzvi Kushalevsky celebrated the birth of his first child, a boy, at age 88. 

Should You Get Dressed Up as an Israeli Soldier This Purim?

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. 

The Intense Antisemitism of Haman, Hitler and Hamas

The greater evil always attacks the greater good.

Hunger in Gaza: Blame Hamas, Not Israel

Why it’s wrong to accuse Israel of causing famine in Gaza.

Cinnamon Bun Challah

When this cinnamon roll challah is in the oven the house will smell amazing.

Stand Up for the Jewish People

Hamas isn’t waging a war only against Israel; it’s a war against the Jews.

Salmon in Pistachio Crust

A gorgeous easy way to serve salmon en croute.

My Mother’s Dementia

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 Book of Esther: Providence Versus Chance

The German Pastor Executed for Plotting to Assassinate Hitler

Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrestled with his own theology and stood up for the Jewish People.

12 Creative Hamantaschen Recipes to Celebrate Purim

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

Vayikra 5784: A Purim Redoux

Hearing God’s Call

The Deeper Meaning of Hamantaschen

Embracing Joy

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

Why Is This Proud Persian-Jewish Comedian Receiving Death Threats?

After receiving threats for making a joke about pro-Palestinian and Israeli chants, Dan Ahdoot remains undeterred.

Arab States Funding American Colleges

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

When Jews Were Saved: Celebrating Personal and Communal Salvations throughout History

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.

Henry Morgenthau’s Queen Esther Moment

The only Jew in FDR’s cabinet, the influential politician was in a position to stand up for being a Jew and help save Jewish lives during the Holocaust.

Meet the Award-Winning Poet Who Is an Orthodox Jew

Yehoshua November is using his craft to bridge the spiritual and the physical.

Queen Esther’s Message to You

Every generation has its evil Haman. And he doesn’t care what type of Jew you are.

10 Memes on What It’s Like Growing Up Jewish

Because humor is the Jew’s first line of defense.

Easy Hamantaschen Hack

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

Basketball Is the Solution

Combatting antisemitism and racism, and promoting peace through basketball.

 

Clothes That Reveal (Purim)

You can see who someone really wants to be by the way they dress up on Purim.

Pizza Savory Hamantaschen

Go salty with your hamantaschen this year.

One Life: Nicholas Winton’s Quiet Heroism

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

Nice Jewish Boys Carrying Concealed Guns

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

Chopped Salad with Bulgur & Preserved Lemon Dressing

It’s like a different kind of tabbouleh.

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