Print Issue: Dancing Again | Mar 22, 2024
Survivors from the Oct. 7 Nova Festival massacre gathered at Camp Ramah in Ojai for a week of music, healing and, yes, dancing.
Survivors from the Oct. 7 Nova Festival massacre gathered at Camp Ramah in Ojai for a week of music, healing and, yes, dancing.
Psychologists have been using the word “trauma” to describe the effects of Oct. 7. What I learned on my trip to Israel is that even that intense word fails to convey the scale, the savagery or the sadism of events that day.
Disney/Dreamworks producer Saul Blinkoff travels the world as an inspirational speaker sharing Jewish values.
While some people think that Tay-Sachs has been eliminated, babies are still being born with this disease. How is this possible, when genetic testing is so readily available?
We, the Jewish people, have risen to this time in history for a moment like this. A time in which we proudly explore and publicly honor our Jewish identity. A reclamation of the word Jew. Not used as a word to denigrate. But used as a word to self-celebrate.
As the threats posed by an oppressive Iranian regime escalate, Iran’s Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi wants us to “stop hoping and start believing” in a free Iran.
For more than 20 years, as executive director of UN Watch, Hillel Neuer has been exposing the blatant discrimination against Israel at the United Nations and its subsidiary groups. They all wish he would go away.
After October 7, global music star Matisyahu felt a pull back to his Jewish roots and his people. Now he’s speaking out and writing songs about it. He talks to the Journal about his journey.
OpenDor Media is reaching the next generation – who are growing up with blatant antisemitism, both online and off – with credible information in a language they can understand.
Should Jews look to the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) movement for more protection, or should they oppose it because it undermines liberal values? An examination of the dilemma.