A content creator asks what advocacy for Israel looks like when there is no crisis, and how to keep showing up without burning out.

Candidates from nine Israeli parties met in an English-language debate on Gaza, the haredi draft and who should lead after Oct. 27.

The Green Party voted to treat Zionism as racism as Labour hardens its stance, leaving British Jews wary of what comes next.

SJCC’s monthly Jewish Film Festival runs October through April, opening with the Iranian judo documentary “Tatami” on Oct. 17.

115 women and girls gathered in Delmar for an Israeli-style evening of food, games, new mitzvah pledges and challah braiding.

Three years after her husband was killed on Oct. 7, Anat Meir describes raising their young son Shaked and the grief that remains.

Mindy Holland revisits Helene Wecker’s Golem and the Jinni trilogy as its final book, The Gates of Midnight, arrives.

Capt. Ariel Armbrister, 23, describes the decisions she made at the Zikim base near Gaza as the Hamas attack began.

Seven Jewish communities ask U.N. member states to weigh anti-Semitism when choosing the next secretary-general, who starts Jan. 1.

Lithuania’s government says it is weighing a memorial at the former Vilnius Jewish cemetery site rather than allowing commercial development.