‘P Is For Palestine’ Book Sparks Protest At Manhattan Bookstore

A bookstore received threats of protests for hosting an event for a children’s book about Palestine.

Hats Off To The Jewish Center

Hazon Food Conference Focuses On Farm-To-Synagogue Greening

Columbia Students Produce Harry Potter Inspired Off-Broadway Hit

Photography Project Shines Light On Orthodox Women

The Layers Project uses social media to capture intimate struggles, as Orthodox Women increasingly disappear from Jewish media.

New Netflix Documentary ‘One of Us’ Adds To Growing Ex-Orthodox Genre

The film, available in the fall, follows three formerly ultra-Orthodox Jews as they transition from their religious communities into the secular world.

Hebrew-Immersion Program Spurs Campers, Counselors

Sha’ar program at Camp Ramah in Nyack teaches campers Hebrew while Israeli counselors learn about Jewish identity.

After Daughter’s Sudden Hair Loss, Jewish Mother Joins Fight For FDA Oversight

How this mother and daughter team got invited to Senator Orrin Hatch’s home to push for FDA oversight of personal care products.

Students For Justice In Palestine Battle Roiling Fordham Campus

New Start-Up Minyans Personalize Religious Experience For Millennials

Orthodox Instagram Star Reflects On Ugly Aftermath Of Social Media Campaign

Her campaign #FrumWomenHaveFaces went viral, but left her estranged from her religious community. What’s next for Flatbush Girl?

New Dating Site ‘Saw You At Stonewall’ Caters To LGBTQ Jews

First-of-its-kind niche dating website focuses on the underserved Jewish LGBTQ dating scene; sliding scales place users on the Queer spectrum.

Three Jewish Sisters, Pop’s Newest Music Sensation

New band HAIM’s second album lands with a splash, as the sisters head on tour.

Inspired By Politics Of The Day, Art Takes On Immigration

At NY Pride Parade, ‘Intersectionality’ Catches LGBTQ Activists In Crossfire

LGBTQ Jews who support Israel are increasingly finding themselves caught in the crossfire between the two causes.