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With an Israeli flag and a chainsaw: 'Trump of Argentina' elected president

Javier Milei studies Torah regularly and has seriously considered converting to Judaism and also says he plans to move Argentina's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem; he plans to slash government spending, dollarize the economy and eliminate the Central Bank as well as key ministries

Juan Melamed/JTA, Associated Press | 11.20.23

‘I didn't want us to be the couple who didn't get to marry'

In wartime, Israeli couples wed on IDF bases, staging areas or kibbutz lawns; event planners share tips for unforgettable ceremonies with friends and volunteers, covering the chuppah, rabbi, lighting, catering and more

Maya Benita | 11.12.23

Simchat Torah was a joyous celebration even in the worst of circumstances

Testimonies from the Nazi death camps reveal the dedication of Jews to dance with the Torah even as they take their dying breath and in Soviet Russia Jews danced despite the danger of expulsion to Siberia

Shoshana Chen | 10.06.23

חרדים יורקים על צליינים ברובע המוסלמי בעיר העתיקה בירושלים

Netanyahu, chief rabbis condemn attacks on Christians

After far-right settler claims that spitting on Christian clergy and sites is supported in Jewish law, Netanyahu says Israel committed to pilgrimage to holy sites of all faiths condemns attempts to intimidate worshippers; rabbis representing ultra-Orthodox and religious Zionist public call attacks an abomination

Kobi Nachshoni | 10.03.23

חרדים בשכונת מאה שערים בירושלים חילונים בשדרות רוטשילד בתל אביב

Ultra-secular: Is Tel Aviv becoming overzealous?

In Tel Aviv, just as in the religiously fervent Jerusalem neighborhood of Mea Shearim, a distinct form of zealotry is emerging, rooted in fears that the other side will influence us and our children; Dear Tel Avivians, let's not allow a vocal minority to transform our city into a bastion of secular extremism

Rabbi Tamir Granot | 10.02.23

Can one of Judaism's oldest professions endure the test of time?

As the genre's appeal wanes among younger and secular audiences, cantorial music stands at a crossroads; however, some believe it is on the cusp of a rebirth; 'The biggest problem in cantorial music today is making a living'

Shoshana Chen | 09.22.23

It's your ButtMitzvah: Jewish LGBTQ center in East London holds unique Rosh Hashanah celebration

Feeling out of place with their British, Jewish and queer identity, a community which lets all types of people join the party whether they are British or not, Jewish or not, queer or not, is working to unite people through its festivities

Einav Schiff | 09.21.23

אלי מלכה. לפי ההלכה אפשר לתקוע בקרן של כל חיה, למעט פר

How is a shofar made and what could drive up the price?

Eli Malka says he sells over 100,000 pieces a year but most of his customers are evangelical Christians rather than Jews

Shmuel Munitz | 09.13.23

Unabashed: Adam Sandler's brand of Judaism is anything but subliminal

While Hollywood heavy-hitters like Woody Allen and Steven Spielberg exhibit their Judaism in a more nuanced, restrained manner, Adam Sandler's new summer hit, 'You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah', puts it front and center

Benjamin Tovias | 09.07.23

מתוך "ידי האבן", "מלך הקומדיה", "היו זמנים באמריקה"

Beyond 'JewFace': Robert De Niro's unforgettable takes on Jewish cinema characters

As he turns 80, one of Hollywood’s greats has gifted us unforgettable Jewish roles, from the eccentric comedian in The King of Comedy to Bernie Madoff; We can only hope that the political correctness tsunami won't erase these performances entirely

Amir Bogen, New York | 08.26.23

What's left of Jewish life in northern Romania?

A journey after the stories that shaped writer Nava Semel's body of work - from the town that lost all its Jews, through the heroic efforts of the family patriarch to rescue children from Nazi clutches to the forgotten pogrom in Dorohoi; Everywhere we go, we encounter testimonies to the Jewish heritage and the once vibrant Jewish life in Romania before the Holocaust

Dr. Joel Rappel | 07.29.23

'Jewish-Christian relations complex, but we mustn't fear; the church is part of Israeli society'

He has been living in Israel for over 30 years, speaks fluent Hebrew, and feels entirely at home; Meet Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, who will soon make history as the first cardinal in the Vatican with his seat in Israel; In an interview with Ynet, he discusses the challenges of working in Jerusalem and why Pope Francis likely won’t return to Israel

Ofer Chizik | 07.29.23

Americans increasingly aware of discrimination against Jews, survey finds

American Enterprise Institute survey findings reveal a growing understanding of the challenges and prejudice that Jews encounter daily in the country

Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.29.23

Bnei Menashe: The unique Jewish group on a journey to preserve its heritage

This group, hailing from northeastern India, has steadfastly preserved its distinctive Jewish traditions and yearning for the promised land over centuries; Rabbi David Lhungdim is determined to pass down this legacy to the next generation; ‘If we don't take care to preserve it, everything will be forgotten’

Tali Farkash | 07.28.23

How Jews and Judaism rose from ruins after Second Temple fall

With most of their brethren either killed, exiled or sold to slavery, and with the entire ruling elite removed following the unsuccessful Great Revolt, the land’s remaining Jews turn inward to preserve their religious unity and way of life

Matan Shor | 07.25.23

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