Jerry Seinfeld’s Jewish Christmas Tree
Jerry Seinfeld had the Jewish blogosphere fuming after his wife, Jessica, posted a photo of the family’s Christmas tree via Instagram. The photo shows the...
Suicide Bombers Are Spreading False Islam
by Aylin Kocaman
In October, the Palestine Committee of the Arab Lawyers Union honored a suicide bomber. A law student who entered a restaurant in Israel...
Israel’s First Gay Divorce
Former Israeli MK Uzi Even has made history again after he and his former partner of more than two decades were granted what is being...
Should Jewish Children Sing Christmas Carols?
On Christmas Eve, take a look back at Moment's 2005 "Ask the Rabbis" - Should Jewish Children Sing Christmas Carols?
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South African Government Adopts BDS Measures
The African National Congress, the ruling party in South Africa and the party of anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela, has voted in its annual conference to...
Sandy Hook: A Teenager Weighs In
By Benji Satloff
Last Sunday night, I was settled in the couch watching the “game of the year” between the Patriots and the Forty-Niners. Suddenly, the...
Are Settlements an Obstacle to Peace? Survey Looks at Palestinian and Israeli Thoughts on Peace
Just over a quarter of Jewish Israelis think peace with the Palestinians is “possible and likely” in the coming five years, compared to double the...
Sandy Hook and the NRA’s First Jewish Female President
In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting tragedy, gun control has emerged as a pressing issue on the national agenda—though the NRA...
Shalom and Aloha: Pro-Israel Groups Mourn Passing of Senator
Pro-Israel groups are mourning the passing of Senator Daniel Inouye, the long-time representative from Hawaii who died yesterday at the age of 88.
AIPAC, the pro-Israel...
A Jewish Player Joins the Yankees
After Kevin Youkilis accepted a much-publicized one-year $12 million dollar deal to play third base for the New York Yankees last week, the New York Times...
Watch this Leonard Cohen Documentary Because Why Not
This 1965 44 minute black and white documentary of Leonard Cohen at 30 visiting his hometown of Montreal. He read poetry, drinks too much and...