Explaining the Inexplicable to College Students
A young Israeli activist helps U.S. college students navigate the Israel-Hamas war.
BuJews Are the FBI’s Best Kept Secret
Co-founded by two women, Bureau Jews designed a model for law enforcement to build trust with Jewish communities before antisemitic acts happen.
Storied Caribbean Synagogue Welcomes Its First Female Rabbi
Constructed in 1833, the Hebrew Congregation of St. Thomas ‘takes your breath away,’ says Rabbi Julia Margolis. 'This place is going to thrive.’
The State of Jewish Summer Camp
Jamie Simon, the new chief program officer at the Foundation for Jewish Camp, promotes the ‘magical experience’ of Jewish summer camp.
Declaring the ‘Realization of the Age-Old Dream’
It took David Ben-Gurion about 16 minutes to read aloud the Declaration of Independence. Learn this and other facts about Israel's most foundational text in our new primer.
This Health App Takes the Guesswork Out of Pet Parenting
The first veterinarian-affiliated preventative care app and service, Vetted guides pet owners through ongoing home care, from grooming issues to dental health.
A New Project Aims to Preserve the Borscht Belt Legacy
Beginning this summer, the Borscht Belt Historical Marker Project plans to install roughly a dozen signs documenting Jewish landmarks.
Jewish Matchmaking? There’s an App For That
A 20-something single searches for her King David on two of the newest and buzziest Jewish dating apps.
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