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Resilience under fire: How two Anglo-Israelis keep building life in Israel amid war
When missiles struck near their homes and businesses, a journalist and a restaurant owner chose the same response many Israelis do: keep working, rebuilding and creating community despite the war
Emma Oliver Hacham | 03.19.26
Pro-Palestinian demonstration at Harvard University
Percentage of Jewish students at Harvard drops to 7%, lowest level since before WWII
A new report by the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance compared trends at Harvard with those at eight other elite US universities; at the end of the last century, the percentage of Jewish students at the prestigious university was about 25% leading to limits
Daniel Edelson, New York | 03.18.26
אירוע ירי בבית כנסת ובית ספר יהודי במישיגן
Michigan: Car rams synagogue door, driver opens fire and is neutralized
Police were called to Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, following reports of an active shooter, as the Jewish Federation of Detroit urged community members to stay away from the area
Shilo Freid | 03.12.26
אריה אסייתי. רק מאות פרטים שרדו בטבע, בפארק הלאומי יער גיר במדינת גוג'ראט בהודו
From ancient Israel to modern Iran: the enduring symbolism of the lion
Though the Asiatic lion vanished from Israel centuries ago and from Iran decades ago, its powerful legacy endures in both cultures — from the Bible to today’s Iranian regime opponents
Shmuel Munitz | 03.06.26
קבר הנביא חבקוק ליד העיר טוסרקאן באיראן
Pilgrimage on hold? The Jewish tombs in Iran that remain out of reach
According to local tradition, Esther and Mordechai are not the only biblical figures buried in Iran, where Israel is currently at war; Daniel, the prophet Habakkuk and Serach bat Asher are also said to be laid to rest there
Shilo Freid | 03.05.26
יהודי קורא תהילים בכותל המערבי
The secret of our strength: keeping the Western Wall a symbol of unity, not division
Opinion: In 2016, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched the Western Wall compromise, proposing the Ezrat Yisrael plaza as a mixed-gender prayer space for diverse Jewish rituals; yesterday the Supreme Court ordered the government to implement it
Ayelet Nahmias-Verbin | 02.23.26
נוף המדבר בקרבת ערד. מה שרואים בסיור בשטח
Parshat Terumah: from servitude to creative contribution
This week's Torah portion recounts how Exodus traces a fundamental shift in the concept of labor: the transformation of labor from the curse of servitude into the dignity of meaningful creation
Michael Eisenberg | 02.20.26
דוד זיני
Why a handshake became a national anxiety
A reserve duty reunion sparks a wider debate over 'shomer negiah,' the Shin Bet handshake controversy and the clash between halakhah, human dignity and democratic norms in Israel’s public sphere — asking whether fear or trust will shape society
Rabbi Dr. Sharon Zeude Shalom | 02.16.26
זירת פיגוע בית כנסת מנצ'סטר בריטניה
UK court sentences ISIS supporters to 37 and 26 years for plot targeting Jews
Walid Saadaoui, 38, and Amar Hussein, 52, planned to use automatic weapons to kill as many Jews as possible, a court heard, with the judge saying they came very close to carrying out the attack
Reuters | 02.13.26
Agam Berger receives the Voice of Jewish Identity Award at the 2026 Yael Awards. Photographed with Chaya Yosovich, CEO, Yael Foundation and Max Portelli, CFO of Soft2Bet
From Vienna to the Diaspora, the Yael Awards reflect a confident Jewish future
Educators from dozens of countries gathered in Vienna for the 2026 Yael Awards, highlighting how Jewish schools worldwide are strengthening identity through education, leadership and shared standards
ynet Global | 02.11.26
פיטורים אישה עצובה דיכאון אילוס אילוסטרציה
Goodbye to the average worker
As of this moment, AI may not steal your job, but someone who knows how to use it better than you certainly might. Artificial intelligence is a powerful tool, perhaps the most powerful we have ever created,  but it is a tool, not destiny.
Keren Shahar | 02.07.26
מתפללים בכותל
We are not liked: from the Holocaust to Oct. 7, a Jewish reality
Opinion: From centuries of persecution to the aftermath of Oct. 7, antisemitism persists regardless of Jewish conduct or contribution; here's what history reveals about the dangers of relying on the world’s approval
Nira Broner Worcman | 02.07.26
ניל גיימן
Neil Gaiman denies sexual assault allegations, says claims are part of a 'smear campaign'
Jewish British author denies nearly two-year-old allegations, calling them a smear campaign that ignored evidence; says time out of spotlight let him focus on writing, fatherhood and faith that the truth would eventually come to light
ynet | 02.03.26
גרג בובינו מפקד מבצע הגירוש ב מיניאפוליס מינסוטה ארה"ב
Senior US Border Patrol official mocks Jewish US prosecutor in Minnesota for observing Sabbath
Gregory Bovino, who is leading deportation operations in Minnesota, used the phrase 'the chosen people', noted that  criminals don't take the Sabbath off and implied that Rosen’s religious observance was obstructing law enforcement
Daniel Edelson, New York | 02.01.26
לאוקדיה יוסטמן
The hidden story of the 'Austrian Anne Frank' revealed
Leokadia Justman fled with her father from Poland to Austria, where she was imprisoned, documenting the daily lives of women in jail and her escape in poems first written on her cell walls, until she was given a notebook despite regulations
Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 01.28.26
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