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No Labels: The Group Fighting for the Political Center
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When a Faculty Union Turns Against Its Students
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Boy George Stands with the Jews — And the Jewish People Will Never Forget It
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Because — A poem for Parsha Eikev
Rick Lupert
Democratic Socialists of America Are Coming for America
July 30, 2026
The master of this subterfuge is the savvy Mamdani, who makes socialism look as sweet and innocent as a community library.
The Blessings of a Broken World
July 30, 2026
Without the longing and passion that come with failures and mistakes, without the introspection required by repentance, one cannot become the best possible version of themselves.
A Bisl Torah — Never Care Less
July 30, 2026
In a world that often tells us to care less in order to hurt less, Judaism offers another path: never care less.
Print Issue: Troubled Marriage | July 31, 2026
July 30, 2026
As Netanyahu visits Trump, Israelis look to Washington with wearier eyes. What does the future hold for the relationship?
Chicken With a Lemony Twist
July 30, 2026
The huge plus is that a super, simple sheet pan recipe results in a dish that looks so impressive and sophisticated.
Delicious Plant-Based Treats for Wellness Month
July 30, 2026
With summer produce at its peak – and the heat so hard to beat – it’s a great time to add more light, healthy treats to your rotation.
Troubled Marriage
July 30, 2026
As Netanyahu visits Trump, Israelis look to Washington with wearier eyes. What does the future hold for the relationship?
A Rabbi Explains What’s Jewish About ‘The Odyssey’
July 29, 2026
In both, there’s sacrifices, there’s tribal identity, there’s a concern for honor and dignity. And then there are these huge, glaring differences
Tu b’Av and Redemption
July 29, 2026
On Tu b’Av, the full moon rises. The same people who mourned begin to dance. The same nation who splintered begins to seek one another out again in the vineyards, in the fields, in the moments of vulnerability and return.
Mission to the Jewish Community of Ethiopia
July 29, 2026
I didn’t even know that there were still Jews left in Ethiopia, but what I encountered there firsthand was a thriving Jewish community, with some very significant struggles.
The Myth of the Marxist Mishpacha
July 29, 2026
The Jewish immigrant who organized for a 40-hour work week did not do so to give his grandchildren a politics that asks them to feel guilty for their education, their professional success or their attachment to a Jewish state.
Professors Should Fight Campus Jew-Hatred as Educators, Not Bureaucrats
July 29, 2026
These are educational institutions. But most universities have allowed bureaucrats – in Washington and on campus – to hijack what could be “teachable moments.”
Framing the Faith of Maimonides
July 29, 2026
In this enriching new edition of the classic code of Jewish law, readers can delve deeply into the mind of Maimonides, from his analysis of the commandments to the controversies that have accompanied his writings, offering a window into the wisdom of one of our tradition’s preeminent thinkers.
Hope in Faith, Faith in Hope
July 29, 2026
Will Americans ever regain trust in our institutions? I think so.
Finding Communal Comfort
July 29, 2026
In the book of Isaiah, God calls the prophet to comfort the Jewish people. But we know this is really something we must do for one another.