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Living with Bipolar: Seeing Beyond the Label
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Dating After Divorce or Loss
The Life and Times of Glikl bas Leyb: a 17th-Century Woman for the Ages
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Stranded in London, Ontario
Anti-Jewish Words Added to Oxford Dictionary
Jews on Planes
Why I Love Telling Jokes at Orthodox Synagogues
Jtube: Grey's Anatomy: Preparing a Jewish Body for Burial
Jewish Tips for Your Doctor Visit
The Meaning of Purim: When God is Hidden
Standing Up to Jew-Hatred by Unmasking our Jewish Identity
Purim: How to Live a Happy and Meaningful Life
What Are You Doing to Confront Anti-Semitism?
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Despite losing his sense of taste after an illness, a man goes to Starbucks every day.
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24 inspiring quotes from American presidents.
by Jonathan A. Greenblatt
Amazon recently pulled two anti-Semitic books from its site. It should pull more.
by Emuna Braverman
I want to be productive but I’m always overwhelmed and every task feels like slogging through mud.
by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks
Mankind has been given the mandate to use the earth, but not to destroy it.
by Judy Gruen
Identity politics and the victimization mindset has poisoned too many interactions between citizens.
by Jeff Jacoby
Have decent people learned not to shrug at genocide?
by Rabbi Benjamin Blech
Does indifference to evil make you complicit?
by Rabbi Efrem Goldberg
We are watching, listening to, reading and emailing things that just a few years ago we would have blushed and been ashamed to do.
by Rabbi Avi Shafran
Using fake accounts on social media, white supremacists are fanning flames of hatred. They must not be allowed to succeed.
by Siân Gibby
A rock prince pays respect to his elders in the moving documentary ‘Echo in the Canyon.’
by Ronda Robinson
Giving up hate, German-American TM Garret says we have the power to change.
We're close friends with three couples and go away on vacations together. I'm not comfortable with their latest plan. Am I being paranoid?
by Lee Michael Cohn
Moishe and Shirley Maisel epitomize the cultural stereotype of The American Jew: obnoxious, loud, and obsessed with money.
by Rabbi Shmuel Kraines
A deeper look into the heart of the world’s favorite pet.
by Michael Feldstein
DailyGiving.org provides an opportunity to perform the mitzvah of tzedakah every day.
by Dr. Geoffrey Simmons
A look at the body's amazing biological clockwork.
Examining the deer and its daily flight for survival.
Help! My family feels like two and I don't know how to handle it.
A new program is enabling kids with disabilities to push their limits and accomplish the seemingly impossible.
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons
The fresh political voice of Dalya Attar. An Aish.com exclusive interview.
Don't confuse racism with hard-earned excellence.
If the long, bitter history of antisemitism teaches anything, it is that "the oldest hatred" can take any shape and adapt to any ideology.
Five little-known facts about the January 1 “New Year” holiday, and its meaning for Jews.
During the Civil War, General Ulysses Grant expelled American Jews from their homes during Hanukkah.
Amid all the bad news, we are living in the best era our species has ever known.
The public can finally see paintings from one of the largest Nazi-era collections of stolen art.
by Rabbi Levi Welton
Three life lessons from the legendary Ben Brafman that everyone should learn.
Camouflaging reality can’t hide the truth.
by Alyza Lewin, JNS.org
Applying Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to Jews is not new. It's the “adoption” of the IHRA Definition of Anti-Semitism that’s causing all the commotion.
by Rabbi Reuven J. Epstein
The Hanukkah battle isn't over.
by Adela Cojab Moadeb
When I sued NYU for campus anti-Semitism, college leaders shrugged. It took the US president to do something about it.
by Ollie Anisfeld
This battle is over but we still have a war to fight.
Contemplating the horse’s vitality and service.
by Galia Berry
Angel of mercy or angel of death? A cautionary tale.
He's more interested in talking to them and I frequently feel like the fifth wheel.
Like a well-written, trillion-page novel, every step, twist and turn of a fetus's development seems to follow an all-encompassing plan.
We need to fundamentally reevaluate how “the greatest propaganda machine in history” spreads hate, conspiracies and lies.
The new film about Fred Rogers and a cynical journalist is a movie we need right now.
The meaning of his song is more powerful than its roar.
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by Heather Dean
The consequence of losing ourselves online.
More and more young people are thinking that the older generation are incapable of offering rational opinions.
How two men made it their mission to make sick kids happy.
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