Ambiguous loss is grieving what is lost while still recognizing what is present.
Ambiguous Loss or Living with the Pain of Uncertainty
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I’m taking this personally
This isn’t a fight against the Palestinian people.
Do something out loud, even if it’s a whisper!
Elie Wiesel said, “Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.”
Buffalo Collection: Exploring the Timeless Elegance and Spirit of the American West
“We are creating timeless pieces that can be passed down from generation to generation.”
Welcome Home, Ori!
Soldier Pvt. Ori Megidish is rescued by IDF
“Look how many I killed with my own hands! Your son killed Jews!”
Real talk about the war
“They know that bad people are trying to hurt them.”
Where are the facts?
The floodgates of civility have burst open and unleashed a deluge of hatred that is gushing across the globe.
Two of the 203 hostages have been released!
Cindy Saltzman @jewishbreakingnews is reporting that two of the 203 hostages have been freed. ...
Mark Margolis Will Be Missed
Your favorite mute gangster, Hector Salamanca, from “Better Call Saul” passed away in a New York hospital on Thursday. Margolis, a veteran Jewish actor, was best known for his post stroke cartel role in “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul.”
JEWPERMAN by Debra Rich Gettleman
Fast forward to present day Hollywood. Wonder Woman Gal Godot is an Israeli megastar and uber handsome good guy, David Corenswet, will be the first Jewish actor to play Superman in a major motion picture, Superman: Legacy.
Happy Hip-Hop Day!
Not to diss our religion or anything. But, when I think about beatboxing, scratching, and mic drops, Jews are not the first people who come to mind.
But as today is hip-hop’s 50th anniversary, let’s celebrate the Jews who have had a real impact on the genre.
Beauty Influencer LIZ KENNEDY Elevates Women’s Lives from Self-Care to Self-Respect
Liz is genuinely working to help heal and elevate women’s lives from the inside out.
Mandy Silverman: Challah Guru
There are many ways to bake challah and Mandy Silverman offers no less than 370 varieties.
Rudy Rochman: Redefining Jewish activism
In a time of Israeli separatism, internal political divide, and rampant antisemitism, Rudy Rochman wants to empower every single Jew to own, understand, and affirm their Jewish identity.
Myron Sugerman: The Last Jewish Gangster
We sat down with Myron Sugarman and learned about his past mob ties, his efforts to defeat antisemitism, and his historical Nazi hunting experience.
Elon Gold: Show Biz and Shul Biz
“I never shy away from my Jewishness in my comedy, in anything I’m doing in show business,” Elon said. “Over the last decade or so, I’ve had two careers and certainly two acts. I call it showbiz and shul biz.”
Brooke Burke, Life after Dancing with the Stars, divorce and cancer, to a life of meaning, wellness, and joy.
Brooke Burke is living proof that you can grow wiser and more self-assured while remaining healthy, vibrant and youthful through total body wellness, both inside and out.
All of The Respect On Her Name: Meet Tova the Poet
With a name that literally means “good,” Tova Ricardo–aka Tova the Poet–is using her vibrant voice to speak to her unique experience as a young Black Jewish woman at a time when our country has never been more divided.
Toby Gotesman-Schneier: Tragedy Happens In Color
Gotesman-Schneier is a world-renowned artist and has her work displayed in private homes and museums around the world.
Rachel Stubington: No Shrinking Violet
This down-to-earth beauty is charming, open, and funny as hell.
OSNAT TZADOK: THE INNER COLORS OF THE MIND
Osnat Tzadok’s “Tree of Life” represents an inner journey through the artist’s creative subconscious that defines all of Tzadok’s work. Osnat was born and raised in Israel and now lives in Canada, where she relocated with her family 22 years ago.
Brimstone
Brimstone, pro wrestler and radio host, has spent his life building a brand. Now he wants to show his fellow Jews they can ‘kick some ass’
Honoring Those Who Lost Their Lives at Auschwitz
A dedicated high school student starts an online petition to change how visitors pay respect at the Auschwitz Memorial.
Deborah Lipstadt Has Been Monitoring Antisemitism Her Entire Career
Deborah Lipstadt made her first trip to the Middle East in August in her new job as the U.S. State Department’s antisemitism monitor, and she started in Saudi Arabia.
A Rabbi’s Choice – Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz
At 10 years old, the boy who would grow up to be Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz – one of the 50 most influential American rabbis according to both the Forward and Newsweek — made a choice. He chose to be a Jew.
DRAIMAN, Nice Shot! – Lead Singer of Band Disturbed
Jews rock! One unique voice continues to stand out from the vast field of talent in the Tribe, and it belongs to the lead singer of the band Disturbed.
Finding love in Israel: American Jewish Married Couples Meet in The Holy Land
When young Jewish adults travel to Israel through trips presented by organizations such as Taglit-Birthright Israel or Jewish National Fund-USA, they are usually looking for meaningful connections to their heritage and religion.
Boca Raton’s Ayel Morgenstern Spreads Kindness and Love
Ayel’s story first went viral when she was six years old as she painted hundreds of rocks to adorn tombstones that were vandalized in Jewish cemeteries in different parts of the United States. She has worked on several other kindness projects since then.
Idaho: The Next Jewish Frontier?
Among the many newcomers are Jews who have found their new and sometimes first spiritual home in Chabad of Idaho. They are attracted to Chabad’s authenticity and welcoming attitude. Every Jew is encouraged to participate, regardless of affiliation and ability to pay.
Chicago’s Rebbetzin Eve Levy: A Woman Who Leads Women Around The World
Eve Levy is the granddaughter of four survivors, one of whom came from Warsaw and lost a hundred family members in the Holocaust.
The Haggadah Collective
Seeking a seder experience that matters. Haggadah Collective weaves tradition with unique elements in adult and children’s versions.
Susie Saltzman: Designing your story in diamonds
Susie Saltzman, owner and chief designer at Susie Saltzman Fine Jewelry, creates one-of-a kind engagement rings that are modern yet timeless.
Artists 4 Israel: Art over hate
Artists 4 Israel, is walking proof that Judaism and activism can co-exist in a meaningful way despite the current political climate.
Adam Kulbersh: Third Jew From the Left
BY DEBRA RICH GETTLEMAN When you think about actors, who comes to mind? Brad Pitt? Jennifer...