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For many Jewish New Yorkers, antisemitism no longer feels like a distant or abstract idea, but something that can surface during an ordinary subway

As winter continues, Bukharian kitchens return to the foods that have sustained families for generations — dishes built on patience, simplicity, and

Leadership In A Time Of Hunger: Yosef’s Moral Vision In Exile

Parashat Vayigash concludes with the famine still gripping Egypt and the surrounding

Reagan, Guest Speaker At Chazaq’s Inaugural Dinner, Passes Away

Michael Reagan—stepson of President Ronald Reagan, a nationally known

In Jewish tradition, family has never been a matter of chance. Not because everything must be predetermined, but because family has always been

When Assimilation Turns To Hatred: The First Exile Begins

Parashat Shemot opens the Book of Shemot with the final stage of Jewish life in Egypt