Nathan Fielder has built a career on making people uncomfortable. On “Nathan for You,” the Jewish comedian presented business ...

Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc nor the parties seeking to replace him appear to have won a majority in ...

Israel votes for parties, not a prime minister. Here’s how the 2026 election will work, who’s running and why forming a ...

Part 4 of our gratitude series, Rabbi Josh Feigelson explores how consumerism keeps us focused on what we lack and how gratitude can help us find happiness in what we already have. Drawing on “Mad Men ...

Years of war have left Palestinians and Lebanese Shias frustrated with Hamas and Hezbollah, with two new polls suggesting an ...

The Jewish calendar is full of anniversaries, but so is the regular calendar. Every week marks the anniversary of events that ...

On July 13, 1942, 500 ordinary German policemen arrived in Józefów, Poland, with orders to murder its Jewish residents. Their ...

Years ago on a Sunday morning, I was in the frozen aisle of the grocery store when my phone rang. It was my mom. “Do you have ...

In the aftermath of October 7, our feeds were filled with reports of antisemitism on campus. But are these schools part of a broader trend?

In this second episode of our gratitude miniseries, Rabbi Josh Feigelson explores one of Judaism’s most profound and overlooked blessings: gratitude for our bodies. Drawing on the ancient prayer Asher ...