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How a beloved festival performer found himself on the front lines of a new kind of hate

The hot spring conversation seemed innocent enough. After performing at an Oregon music festival five years ago, musician Mikey Pauker was soaking with…

After the Jewish people crossed the Red Sea, Moshe Rabbeinu made a promise to the Jewish people. It is a simple formula that if followed, will bring good health and peace of mind.

He simply told them that if they shall surely listen to the…

Winning Iran means: a new regime in Tehran, and one that is a friend. Not the same regime that is the same committed enemy to us, speaking “peace” for a moment but still plotting to destroy us as soon as it can get away with it, still…

Our flagship Canadian Jewish newspaper the Canadian Jewish News has just dutifully informed us that the Pride Toronto organization has defeated a motion urging Pride Toronto to adopt a pro-Palestinian BDS policy in evaluating sponsorships to…

The seed may be the most miraculous thing in the world.

Small, dry, and easily overlooked, it nevertheless carries within it the full memory of its lineage—encoded history stretching back to the beginning of its line. All of this is held…

The survey “Knowledge about the Holocaust in Brazil – 2025,” commissioned by the Brazilian Israelite Confederation (CONIB), the São Paulo Holocaust Memorial, the Curitiba Holocaust Museum, and StandWithUs Brazil, and conducted by the…

Lithuania presents itself as a state that has learned from history. It hosts panels on inclusion, designates memorial days for Jewish and Roma victims, and speaks fluently about multicultural repair. The language is careful. The framing is…

Morris Schinasi and the quiet legacy of Jewish–Muslim solidarity