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Before the Hatred: When Iran and Israel Were Allies

1 week ago | aish.com | Eliyahu Freedman

Picture this: El Al flights landing in Tehran. Israeli engineers building Iranian infrastructure. Iranian oil fueling Israeli cities. Israeli intelligence training Iranian security forces. This isn't some utopian fantasy—it's history. And it wasn't that long ago. In the present moment, as we are shaken by the news of a new war, it may seem as if the story of Iran and Israel is one of eternal enmity.
The Lost Jews of the Amazon

1 week ago | aish.com | Eliyahu Freedman

How Moroccan refugees built a hidden paradise deep in the rainforest. In a glass case at São Paulo's Jewish Museum sits a Torah scroll that has traveled farther than most people ever will.
Paralyzed, Not Powerless: A Journey of Faith, Resilience, and Fortitude

2 weeks ago | aish.com | Katie Kerwin McCrimmon

After a freak accident left him paralyzed, Dr. Bill Silvers fuels his heroic recovery with faith, love, and a legacy of resilience and moral strength he received from his parents. The moment the retired doctor’s head crashed into the net, snapped backwards and sent him flying through the air, he knew he had suffered a spinal cord injury. It was the first time Dr. Bill Silvers, then 72, ever had played pickleball and just 10 minutes into his first game.
Assisted Suicide: New York's Dangerous Turn

2 weeks ago | aish.com | Avi Shafran

In a sobering turn of events, the New York State Senate has voted to legalize physician-assisted suicide through the passage of the Medical Aid in Dying Act (S.138), following a similar vote in the Assembly earlier this spring. The legislation now awaits the governor’s signature. If enacted, it will permit doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to individuals deemed by two physicians to have fewer than six months to live. The implications of such a law are deeply unsettling.
Award-Winning Comedy Writer Explores Jewish History in Funny New Book

1 month ago | aish.com | Kylie Ora Lobell

There’s no question that this is a difficult time for the Jewish people. There are haters on the right and the left, hostile Middle Eastern nations are threatening Israel, and college campuses and social media are rife with antisemitism. Comedy writer Rob Kutner suggests that perhaps it’s time to laugh. “Right now, we are feeling trapped in the endless news cycle of ‘bad news for Jews,’” he said. “We have a layer of doomscrolling within doomscrolling.
From Cancellation to Standing Ovation: Kosha Dillz’s Chicago Showdown

1 month ago | aish.com | Susan Hornik

On May 13th, Israeli American rapper and activist Kosha Dillz was all set to premiere an unfinished cut of his debut documentary, “Bring the Family Home,” at the Chicago indie arthouse theatre, FACETS. The community screening, co-hosted by the Chicago Jewish Alliance (CJA), focuses on the alarming rise of antisemitism on U.S. college campuses, with a focus on student encampments and tensions at DePaul University and Northwestern University.
I Rejected Jewish Observance—Then I Married a Man Who Embraced It | Aish

1 month ago | aish.com | Judy Gruen

Dating my husband pushed me to challenge my views on Judaism and what it means to be a Jew. On our first date, my husband, Jeff, told me he was taking classes at an Orthodox synagogue, discovering meaningful traditional Jewish teachings. In fact, he was thinking of becoming Orthodox himself. I wondered if there was something wrong with attractive man I met.
The Road Back from Gaza: A Soldier’s Fight for Life and Hope

1 month ago | aish.com | Susan Hornik

On October 7th, IDF soldier Yoav Tzivoni was on vacation in Egypt, at the Sinai peninsula. “There was this man that was jogging on the beach who told us there were heavy rocket attacks on the south,” Tzivoni told Aish.com. “I grew up in in a moshav next to Ashdod, about 16 miles from Gaza. So for me, rocket attacks are nothing new.”But hearing how intense the attacks were, Tzivoni went online to see what was going on.
Celebrities Unite with Holocaust Survivors

2 months ago | aish.com | Susan Hornik

At a time when Holocaust knowledge is rapidly diminishing – with 20% of people worldwide having never heard of the Holocaust, less than half recognizing its historical accuracy, and over 60% not knowing that six million Jews were murdered – ”Borrowed Spotlight,” a new portrait series book and exhibition in New York City, aspires to be both an educational tool and a call to action.
From Bully Survivor to Jewish Activist, Brandon Farbstein Is a Giant

2 months ago | aish.com | Eve Glover

Gen Z activist and motivational speaker, Brandon Farbstein, 25, was born with an extremely rare form of dwarfism called metatropic dysplasia, which stunted his skeletal growth. According to the National Institutes of Health, less than 5,000 people in the United States are estimated to have this disorder.