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Good Jews and 'good Jews': the moral collapse of anti-Zionist identity politics
Opinion: In an era of rising antisemitism disguised as anti-Zionism, Jewish voices that echo hostile narratives don’t offer moral clarity, they enable betrayal, trading identity for social acceptance at grave cost
Nicolás Krapf
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10.24.25
October 7 ‘rekindled the flame’ of Jewish unity, says Aish CEO
Panel discussion focuses on how October 7 inspired Jews worldwide
ILTV
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10.20.25
War reshapes faith: Study finds Israeli young adults turn to religion and spirituality amid conflict
A Hebrew University survey of 1,200 students found that a quarter grew more religious and a third more spiritual since the war began, while 14% moved away from faith — revealing how trauma drives a search for meaning
Shilo Freid
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10.08.25
Rare pre-Holocaust Jewish books found in Warsaw basement
Books bearing stamps from the legendary Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva—lost during the Holocaust—were found in poor condition in Warsaw; Polish experts are working to preserve the mold- and fungus-damaged texts
Itamar Eichner
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10.08.25
Iranian, American, Israeli Jew: How many worlds can one life hold?
Jonathan York said it was "ironic and strange and weird" to be texting relatives in Tehran, Israel, and the U.S. simultaneously while the war with Iran was raging over the summer
Maayan Hoffman, ILTV
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09.13.25
The power of Elul: How to prepare for a breakthrough new year
The Jewish month of reflection offers a once-a-year opportunity to reset, reconnect and create lasting change—here’s how to use it
Nachman (Nathan) Hoffman
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09.01.25
'When I arrived at the Western Wall, I cried': London mother converts to Judaism, makes aliyah
Dr. Hannah Flynn, a dentist born to a Christian family who later converted to Judaism, decided to immigrate to Israel after volunteering during the war, and has already found new friends at the beach and in the bomb shelter
Yael Garty
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08.11.25
Jewish football star forced out of Mormon college over premarital sex
Jake Retzlaff, the first Jewish starting quarterback at BYU, leaves after admitting to consensual sex—violating the university’s strict honor code; he now hopes to revive his NFL prospects with Tulane amid lingering fallout from a dropped civil suit
Yair Kattan
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07.25.25
Lion as national symbol: How a Jewish myth became a cornerstone of Zionist identity
The myth of Bar Kokhba’s battle with a lion —born from 19th-century fiction—became a cornerstone of Zionist identity, illustrating how literature shaped national heroes and symbols to inspire pride and resilience
Haim Weiss
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07.13.25
Kippah and crossovers: US-born Haredi basketball player reflects on debut season in Israel
Ryan Turell—only ultra-Orthodox Jew in pro hoops—says he’s proud to wear his kippah on the court and off; he’s embracing his identity, standing up to antisemitism and dreaming of joining Israel’s national team
Yaniv Pohoryles
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07.09.25
Drawn to Judaism amid war, Israeli soldiers embrace conversion
IDF reservists cite spiritual awakening and wartime unity; conversions surge 50% since October 7 as soldiers link military service to deeper Jewish identity through military-backed programs
Shilo Freid
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06.01.25
Vanishing witnesses: Report warns time to document Holocaust testimonies running out
Only a fraction of Holocaust survivors will remain by 2040, new report says; Israel home to the largest survivor population with 110,000
Itamar Eichner
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04.22.25
Switching sides: Few Israelis leave Judaism, many shift within it
Pew survey finds 22% of Israeli Jews have shifted their religious identity within Judaism, mostly from religious or traditional to secular, while Haredim show the highest retention and stability; findings highlight the unusually strong grip of Jewish identity in Israel; US Jews see modest disaffiliation compared to Israel’s high retention
Ynetnews
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03.26.25
YouTuber Jake Paul stages 'bar mitzvah,' declares 'I am Jewish' in viral video
Influencer-turned-boxer stirs controversy with social media clip showing him reciting Jewish prayers, wearing tefillin and claiming Jewish ancestry; stunt draws mixed reactions, with some finding it humorous and others accusing him of mocking Judaism
Ynet
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02.10.25
The patent that helps IDF amputees put on tefillin
ALYN Hospital and Sheba Medical Center develop device enabling amputees to put on tefillin independently, meeting halachic standards; already helping injured soldiers, innovation restores dignity and accessibility; 'It gave me back my independence,' says one user
Shilo Freid
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01.02.25
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