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How many evenings with a stranger does it take before anything reliable is known about them? Most people answer with...
Conflicting projections for Ofer Winter’s party illustrate the uncertainty of measuring public support near an electoral threshold. A Channel 12...
By HENRY SREBRNIK Genocide is a grave and exceptional violation of international law, defined and prohibited by the Genocide Convention...
Every family that hosts a bar mitzvah lunch or a shiva minyan meets the same small question. An uncle or...
Ontario has its own regulated iGaming market that’s controlled by iGaming Ontario and AGCO, the provincial regulator. Players residing in...
Black Friday campaigns often require rapid decision-making, consistent messaging, and promotional materials on multiple digital channels. If the time frame...
The Circle Interprets Itself – Understanding, Reckoning, and the Collapse of Old Certainties (Ed. note: If you haven’t read Parts...
Before you print anything, decide which table you are printing for. A basic strategy grid is not a single document...
By MARTY GREEN I know many Jews will be outraged at the very notion of comparing the two. “The pogroms!”,...
By ELENA KNIGHT Rosh Chodesh Sameach! Though last month’s article (Embracing your femininity in Tishrei) had far more holidays, thus...
US crypto regulation is back in focus after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission opened a public consultation on October 5...
People first get an impression of an image through the color and mood before looking at the details. Warm highlights...
By HENRY SREBRNIK The European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights survey of 2024 found that 96 per cent of Jewish...
Perya games often attract a crowd for a reason. Standing near a booth during a fiesta lets you track the...
(Ed. note: If you haven’t read Part 1 of “The Red Inheritance,” you can find it here: The Red Inheritance.)...
On a weekday afternoon in a community centre, the loudest table in the room is usually the Mah Jongg game,...
By Rachel Shteir September 22, 2026 This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s...
By BERNIE BELLAN In May 2023 I wrote a story about Joan Druxman, whom I had just met in person...
By DAVID TOPPER When my late wife, Sylvia, and I moved into the house I’m still in, we brought with...
By HENRY SREBRNIK As we enter the fourth year of the “October 7” wars, things in Eastern Europe remain dire. There...
(JTA) — What could one purchase with boxes of Crisco, bags of coffee and cartons of cigarettes in chaotic postwar...
(JTA) — Israel revoked travel authorizations for several American rabbis, activists and Jewish New York politician Brad Lander following their...
The arrival of the INS Drakon, the Israeli Navy’s sixth and largest operational submarine to date, marks a significant technological...
The life of Menachem Levine Warder Cresson was a dramatic saga of religious upheaval, international ambition, and a fierce defense...
Israel is currently bracing for a pivotal election, where voters will decide on a new prime minister for the first...
In the wake of the October 7, 2023, attacks, a group of seven Jewish mental health professionals found themselves grappling...
The world has been fixated on Israel since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, Jerusalem’s defensive, retaliatory wars in Gaza and Lebanon,...
In a world defined by constant stress and profound loss, a small, dedicated organization is stepping in to provide a...
Spanish judicial authorities have levelled serious accusations against the Iranian government, asserting that the regime orchestrated the violent attack on...
(JTA) — JERUSALEM – Israel’s parliamentary election has ended with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling Likud party remaining the largest...
I’d just climbed the steps to another home on my canvassing list, a lovely residence in the suburbs of Detroit,...
(JTA) — Noah Wyle, the Jewish actor who both mends and steals hearts as a doctor on the hit HBO...
