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10 October 2024

8 Tishri 5785

A sign reading ‘Chai [Life]: It means we will live,’ designed by French artist Joann Sfar, is held during a rally against antisemitism in Paris, November 2023

A sign reading ‘Chai [Life]: It means we will live,’ designed by French artist Joann Sfar, is held during a rally against antisemitism in Paris, November 2023

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The New Zionist Renaissance

The Zionist analysis of the conditions of modern Jewish life have once again been proved correct, both in Israel and in the diaspora. Here’s what that means.

byShimon Refaeli

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Giving Thanks to God at Auschwitz

97 Mangels accompany their family patriarch on a journey to the gates of the hell from which they were miraculously born

Tomasz Kawecki, 'Root No.7,' from 'A Lair' series

Tomasz Kawecki, 'Root No.7,' from 'A Lair' series

The Old Carpenter

byAvraham Reisen

The Year of Oct. 7

Tablet’s coverage of the day that changed everything

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Foreign Policy in the Levant With Tony Badran

Tablet’s news editor joins Liel to tell us why we’re getting the Middle East all wrong, and what Israel needs to do in Lebanon

October 10, 2024

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Giving Thanks to God at Auschwitz

97 Mangels accompany their family patriarch on a journey to the gates of the hell from which they were miraculously born

Tomasz Kawecki, 'Root No.7,' from 'A Lair' series

Tomasz Kawecki, 'Root No.7,' from 'A Lair' series

The Old Carpenter

byAvraham Reisen

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Days of Awe, Days of Hope

Finding meaning—and spiritual growth—during the time between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

byJamie Betesh Carter

Leonard Cohen’s Lessons in Communal Responsibility

What the songwriter’s actions during the Yom Kippur War can teach us today about the Jewish response to tragedy

byEzra Seplowitz

It’s Never Too Late To Atone

Even if the person you wronged doesn’t remember what you did, it can still make a difference to ask for forgiveness. Maybe.

Reading Jonah Backward

A new look at the biblical tale we read on Yom Kippur reveals a story of God’s ability to change

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Arienne Mandi in a still from 'Tatami'

Arienne Mandi in a still from 'Tatami'

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Israel vs. Iran on the Judo Mat

A new film about rival female judokas, one from Israel and one from Iran, by an Israeli director

byRaz Greenberg

The End of Judaism

byJulia Kornberg

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Killing Nasrallah

The End of Judaism

byJulia Kornberg

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Killing Nasrallah

The New Zionist Renaissance

byShimon Refaeli

Giving Thanks to God at Auschwitz

Back in the USSA

The Old Carpenter

byAvraham Reisen

Israel vs. Iran on the Judo Mat

byRaz Greenberg

Clan of the Cave Bore

Days of Awe, Days of Hope

byJamie Betesh Carter

On Raising Good Jews

A Different Spin on Shabbat

byFlora Tsapovsky

Israel Acts Alone

byBernard-Henri Lévy

Killing Nasrallah

A Place at the Table

byJamie Betesh Carter

Middle Eastern Pantry Essentials

byMichael SolomonovandSteve Cook

The Simple Pleasures of Bananas and Cream

byJamie Betesh Carter

Leonard Cohen’s Lessons in Communal Responsibility

byEzra Seplowitz

Going Home for the Holidays

byRoseanne Benjamin

A Green New Year

Five Days of Freedom

byHillel Kuttler

The Magic of Mezuzahs

byRokhl Kafrissen

An Invitation to the Anti-Zionists

The Man Riding a Lion

Ghetto Inflation: An Interactive Timeline

byJoshua Blustein

The Origins of Anti-Zionism

byJonathan Marc Gribetz

The Worst Trip Ever

byAdriana Kertzer,Pinchas ‘Pinni’ Baumol,Hadas Alterman,andMadison Margolin

byIan KingsburyandJay P. Greene

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

byJeffrey S. Gurock

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed