Shuk-style Mazal Market Returns with Pre-Passover ‘Renewal’
April 1, 2026
“Mazal Market will exist as long as there is a need for it. It’s a place where everyone feels like they’re Jewish enough together.”
Brian Fishbach
Black-Jewish Entertainment Alliance Freedom Seder to Return at Critical Moment
March 25, 2026
“The goal of the Freedom Seder isn’t that everyone agrees, it’s more that everyone leaves feeling heard and with a deeper understanding of one another.” – Bianca Tomash
Ethically Produced AI Film? Filmmaker and Professor Says “Yes”
March 16, 2026
A year after releasing his AI film, “Next Stop Paris,” director Stuart Acher reflects on the speed of change.
Jewish Notables from the 98th Academy Awards
March 16, 2026
This year, the most Jewish presence came during the In Memoriam segments.
TIMELINE Missile Fire Follows Israeli Strikes on Iran; Over 100 Injured in Israel
March 1, 2026
Ayatollah Killed in U.S.-Israel Airstrikes; Regime Retaliation Kills 9 Israelis, 3 U.S. Troops; Synagogue Destroyed in Beit Shemesh; First Reports of Injuries in Jerusalem; 100,000 IDF Reservists Called up
An Unfinished Film About an Unfinished Grief
February 27, 2026
Frenkel describes the project as something that began while he was mourning his father and has continued without waiting for clarity or closure.
Larry David Talks Shabbos and Comedy on Elon Gold’s ‘Stars of David’ Podcast
February 25, 2026
Gold calls David the “godol hador,” meaning “the great one of this generation.”
Borrowed Spotlight Art Exhibit Pairs Holocaust Survivors with Celebrities
February 12, 2026
Cindy Crawford, Wolf Blitzer and Chelsea Handler are among the celebrities who were photographed with survivors.
Robert Kraft and the Super Bowl’s Hardest Question
February 2, 2026
In 2023 and 2024, the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism, backed by Kraft, began using the Super Bowl as a platform to address rising antisemitism in the United States.
Why Tanya Tsikanovsky Is Preparing a Run for West Hollywood City Council
February 2, 2026
She said she wants to ensure that Jewish residents, including Zionists, are not excluded from public life in a city known for its LGBTQ leadership.
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