Jewish Journal

The Golden Age of Political Profanity

Thane Rosenbaum August 16, 2026

Many political animals behave like animals when it comes to making their opinions known—regardless of party.

Chosen Links by Boaz – Ep 16 Jewish Matchmaking: The Reunion

Boaz Hepner August 11, 2026

Seeking the Sanhedrin and What It Means to Be a Rabbi

Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern August 19, 2026

Sitting on a Three-Legged Chair

Hilla Gohary Kerendian August 19, 2026

Entryism and Jew Hatred: The Case of Doctors Without Borders

Gerald M. Steinberg August 17, 2026

Habibi City’s SWANA Isn’t a Region. It’s a Loyalty Test.

Micha Danzig August 17, 2026

Jewish National Fund-USA Marking 125 Years of Impact with San Diego Global Conference

Kylie Ora Lobell August 16, 2026

The Golden Age of Political Profanity

Thane Rosenbaum August 16, 2026

Disarm, Verify, Withdraw. The Only Path Forward for Gaza

Jonathan Conricus, The Media Line August 13, 2026

Plea — A poem for Parsha Shoftim

Rick Lupert August 13, 2026

Remembering Elly Katz: She Came to Show Us How

David Suissa August 13, 2026

Evolution is the Goal of Textual Study

Gershon Hepner August 13, 2026

A Bisl Torah — If They’re Not Ready

Rabbi Nicole Guzik August 13, 2026

A Moment in Time: What We Let Through

Rabbi Zach Shapiro August 13, 2026

Print Issue: Education for Jewish Endurance | August 14, 2026

Jewish Journal Staff August 13, 2026

Why Are Jews Not Suing Mamdani for Slander and Defamation?

David Suissa

Echoes of Oct. 7 in ‘The Odyssey’

David Suissa

Rosner’s Domain | Can You Be a Zionist Without Zionism?

Shmuel Rosner

Columnists

Remembering Elly Katz: She Came to Show Us How

Dan Schnur

Jewish National Fund-USA Marking 125 Years of Impact with San Diego Global Conference

Lies, Damned Lies and the Right Side of History

Zionism and the Sukkah: Humility, Unity and the Soul of the Jewish State

Lies in the Air, Facts on the Ground

David Suissa

We have no illusions about the rising threat to Jews around the world; we know there are PR battles Zionists may never win. But we

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Education for Jewish Endurance

Miriam Heller Stern

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Taking the Gloves Off: New Initiative Says ‘Enough’ to the Boycott of Israeli Academics

David Suissa

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Senators, Shandas and Stoopers

Rabbi Marc D. Angel

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Jewish Democrats Caught Between Devil and Deep Blue Sea

Dan Schnur

PODCASTSJJ Podcast Network

Unpacking the Crisis in Israel and Brainstorming Solutions

We Think It’s Funny Episode One: Guest Darren Carter

Let Go & Let G-d ft. Elizabeth Sutton

Pam Stein: Purim and Sweet and Savory Hamentaschen

JJ Live with Shanni Suissa

Hillel Fuld: Can Israel Win The PR War?

JJ Books

A Book That Writes Itself: Dalia Rotter Youngerwood’s Jewish Journal

Ayala Or-El

Choosing Truth Over Tribe in Alyssa Rosenheck’s “White. Blonde. Jew.”

Monica Osborne

The Forgotten Artist Who Fought Hitler with Faith

Rabbi Dr. Stuart Halpern

JJ Bloggers

Thank you Travel and Leisure: 3 Minutes in Extreme Cold

Lisa Ellen Niver

Discovering: The Art of Slow Travel.

Delia duPlessis

A Moment in Time: God Laughs, We Discover

Rabbi Zach Shapiro

When Everything Goes Wrong Abroad: Why I Never Let a Client Skip Travel Insurance.

Delia duPlessis

Chosen Links by Boaz – Ep 16 Jewish Matchmaking: The Reunion

Boaz Hepner

Boaz gathered 14 members of the cast and crew from the Netflix show “Jewish Matchmaking,” and it was so much fun!

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Dafina, the Shabbat Dish That Brings Us Home

August 12, 2026

For generations, Moroccan Jewish mothers and grandmothers prepared their dafina on Friday, knowing that it would sustain their families on Saturday.

Books

Choosing Truth Over Tribe in Alyssa Rosenheck’s “White. Blonde. Jew.”

Monica Osborne

A new book by Alyssa Rosenheck is a call to end extremism, fight antisemitism, and reclaim moral clarity.

Film

Beyond the Nebbish: New Hollywood Initiative Seeks to Transform Jewish Representation on Screen

Ayala Or-El

The writers described the experience as personally meaningful, saying it strengthened their connection to Judaism, influenced the stories they wanted to tell and helped build a new sense of community.

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A Brave Voice: Why Boy George Risked His Career to Stand With the Jews

Ayala Or-El

Here was an artist with no personal stake in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, who understood the potential consequences of publicly taking a position, yet chose to publicly support Israel and what he believed was right.