The self-described ‘midwestern Jew’ is at the vanguard of the tech that has the power to change the world
By Daniel Ben-David
Lev L’Chayalot brings uplifting events and much-needed supplies to the growing number of female soldiers in the IDF
By Eliana Jordan
Adam Silas received a wave of antisemitic abuse last year, but his local community has now rallied around him to support his work
By Elisa Bray
Nathalie Freedman, 27, was abused by a family friend. She has decided to waive her anonymity to encourage other women to speak out
When Fania Fainer was in the camp, a friend made her a birthday gift that she managed to preserve
By Heidi Kingstone
The images have been restored for the first time as part of a project to combat Holocaust denial
By Jacob Jaffa
SS commandant’s home used in Oscar-winning film will be transformed into anti-hate hub
By Jane Prinsley
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The Class B drug is highly effective in treating PTSD if used in conjunction with trauma therapies, experts tell Elisa Bray
A new report studying the experiences of single American Orthodox men and women reveals unique set of hurdles
The IDF has revealed details of their daring mission in September last year
By Yaakov Lappin
From Shtisel spin-off Kugel to Andy Cohen’s The Real Housewives of London, 2025 has plenty in store
The chartered surveyor-turned-TikTok comedian on his Israeli impersonations and becoming a Jewish matchmaker
Daniel Rolnick was once booked for a party hosted by Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise at the Dorchester
Matan Goldman, from East Finchley, is embracing his new life as a Christmas professional, costume and all
The rise and rise of the public menorah has transformed our experience of Chanukah
The Food Rescuers are trying to tackle poverty and food waste
