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What Ever Happened to the LA Times?
Dan Schnur
Who Are the Jews On Joe Biden’s Cabinet?
Ryan Torok
No Labels: The Group Fighting for the Political Center
Larry Greenfield
Latest Articles
A Moment in Time: “God, Am I Listening?”
Rabbi Zach Shapiro
Art is Incomplete Confession
Gershon Hepner
Print Issue: Rebuilding Jewish Strength | January 30, 2026
Jewish Journal Staff
Why We Could Not Rest: The Return Of Ran Gvili
Peter Himmelman
Fruitful – A Jeweled Couscous Salad
Sharon Gomperts and Rachel Emquies Sheff
Bounty of Recipes for Tu b’Shvat
Debra L. Eckerling
My Response to Rabbi Wolpe’s Column on the Rabbinate
January 29, 2026
For many of us considering or already pursuing the rabbinate, the vision he describes feels familiar. It reflects the kind of rabbinate many of us hope to inhabit.
Rebuilding Jewish Strength
January 29, 2026
In the aftermath of Oct. 7, 2023, many Jewish organizations have increased their efforts to respond to a new wave of antisemitism. But too few have paused to ask whether their old frameworks are up to the new challenges.
Antisemitism Against the Israelite Igbo People Is Real
January 28, 2026
There is more than enough evidence that Igbos have been targeted because of their ancient Israelite/Jewish connection. Acknowledging this antisemitism would have profound implications for Black-Jewish relations in the U.S.
Why Envy Is Harder to Shake Than We Think
January 28, 2026
We often long for another person’s comfort or success without seeing the full picture behind it. Perspective, even when delayed, can be illuminating — and a gift.
Prayer in Uganda
January 28, 2026
We could learn something from the Abayudaya in Uganda, and their much-smaller, even-less-resourced “sister” community in Kenya.
Rosner’s Domain | Gvili’s Last Contribution
January 28, 2026
It’s over. The nightmare of hostages is over.
Beyond the Hashtags: What I Learned in the Middle East
January 28, 2026
The relationship between Israel and the UAE offers a model that challenges the assumption that the Middle East is locked in perpetual dysfunction.
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of God’s Law
January 28, 2026
The American experiment, inspired by Locke’s writings, would function in the model of Biblical Israel, balancing the gift of human rationality with belief in the grace of Heaven.
Jaydi Samuels Kuba: “Your Last First Date,” Matchmaking and Jewmaican Beef Patties
January 28, 2026
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 140
Inside Birthright’s Bet on Jewish Storytellers
January 27, 2026
Birthright Israel Onward Storytellers is Birthright’s newest program which aims to support Jewish creators from around the world.
What Was Never Said: Beautiful Blu’s Holocaust-Inspired Album ‘One Final Day’
January 27, 2026
The album takes listeners on a somber musical odyssey, blending haunting vocals with moments of electronic texture to reflect both historical horror and emotional disorientation.
After Being Canceled for Being a Zionist, Jewish Musician Mikey Pauker Makes a Comeback
January 27, 2026
While antisemitic attacks against him intensified, so did demand for his work — particularly within Jewish communities.
Yes, It’s (Still) a Good Time to Be a Jew
January 27, 2026
When I reflect on my life as a Jew today, I think of lively Shabbat dinners and inspirational synagogue services, and of the music, food and community that fortify me.
Why I Wrote a Pocket History of the Jewish People
January 27, 2026
The goal of the book is straightforward: to provide readers with the historical grounding needed to engage seriously in today’s debates.
When to Say I Love You
January 27, 2026
When you walk out of the house and are lucky enough to return safely, remember how blessed you are to have someone there to say, “I love you.”
Scott Wiener Comes Clean
January 27, 2026
He no longer deserves to represent us, in elective office or in any other way.
The Progressive Zionist Has Become an Endangered Species
January 27, 2026
Jews are being squeezed from both sides, which makes it even more urgent that the center space — the place where we can support Israel, support democracy, oppose antisemitism and oppose permanent war — does not collapse.
On Intl Holocaust Remembrance Day, UCLA Chancellor Calls for “Empathy and Respect”
January 27, 2026
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, UCLA Chancellor Julio Frenk issued a video statement that said hate of any kind—including antisemitism—has no place on UCLA’s campus.
‘Never Forget’ How Jews Responded to the Holocaust
January 27, 2026
Here’s my wish for Holocaust Remembrance: Just as we remember the Jews who perished, let’s also remember the Jews who stood up and rebuilt.