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9/28/2026 Top Pick

Accepting an Autism Diagnosis at Age 57

I was diagnosed with autism at 57. Now, I’m learning to embrace who I’ve always been and hoping my story helps others do the same.

By Robin Stairman

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9/28/2026 Top Pick

From Boston to Jerusalem: Finding Joy Amid the Depths

A Boston-based team brings “Malegría” to the Jerusalem Biennale, exploring grief, joy, memory, and connection.

By Laura Conrad MandelFor Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture

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9/28/2026 Top Pick

Four Years Later, Ukrainians Face Uncertainty Yet Again

Four years after finding safety in Massachusetts, Ukrainian families face new uncertainty as temporary protections near expiration.

By Sasha GrebenyukFor Jookender Community Initiatives, Inc.

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9/28/2026 Top Pick

Macklemore Wasn’t Deplatformed for Saying “Free Palestine”

By Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston

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9/22/2026 Top Pick

Stating The Obvious

Israel and The Jewish People are never going to win the internet. Good thing it’s not actually the real world.

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9/14/2026 Top Pick

Robert Kraft Donates $10M to Brandeis University

Patriots owner Robert Kraft donated $10 million to Brandeis University to help build a new center on campus for Jewish life and leadership.

By Alexis RossiFor Boston 25 News

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9/14/2026 Top Pick

Jewish Agencies Address Food Insecurity, Isolation During High Holidays

As Rosh Hashanah approaches, Jewish social service agencies are ramping up their efforts to address food insecurity.

By Brett M. RhyneFor Jewish Journal

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9/14/2026 Top Pick

“Fauda,” Season 5: The Cost of Surviving

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9/9/2026 Top Pick

Haunting New Acquisition Brings Art, Memory, and Family History to MFA

By Laura Conrad MandelFor Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture

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9/9/2026 Top Pick

At Inna’s Kitchen, Traditions Evolve Through Challah

Alex Khitrik came to the United States as a child. Now, he fosters community through gluten-free, kosher meals.

By Kara BaskinFor The Boston Globe

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9/8/2026 Top Pick

Where the Apple Nerds Go Apple Picking in New England

Whether you’re after old or new varieties, tractor rides or cider doughnuts, here’s our guide to the season’s best apple picking.

By Lindsay CrudeleFor The Boston Globe

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9/8/2026 Top Pick

Perfect Conditions

Or, why you should not have to wait until September to go apple picking and what that might tell us about Rosh Hashanah.

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9/4/2026 Top Pick

The Antisemitism Industrial Complex

Some people have become so committed to explaining every tree that they’ve stopped noticing the forest.

8/31/2026 Top Pick

Leadership Through Service in Israel Trip

This winter, Repair the World Boston, in partnership with CJP, is bringing a cohort of young adults (22-40) to serve in Israel for eight days.

By Repair the World Boston

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8/31/2026 Top Pick

An Ancient Jewish Fruit Comes to America

An ancient Jewish melon is making a comeback—and landing on the menu at Somerville’s Lehrhaus.

By Emma BreitmanFor The Forward

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8/31/2026 Top Pick

Israel Elections 101

Learn how Israel’s elections work and what sets the country’s political system apart from the U.S.

By Jewish Federations of North America

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8/28/2026 Top Pick

Podcast: Israel Votes – The Political Landscape

Dan Senor, Nadav Eyal and Amit Segal unpack the issues and political forces shaping Israel’s upcoming election.

By Call Me Back with Dan Senor

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8/28/2026 Top Pick

Israel Elections 2026

Explore the Israel Democracy Institute’s guide to the 2026 elections, including party lists, key issues, polls, explainers and expert analysis.

By The Israel Democracy Institute

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8/28/2026 Top Pick

Brandeis Opens 250 Years of Wondering to Public

A free Brandeis course examines how Jews have navigated belonging, identity and change in America.

By Agatha KhishchenkoFor The Times of Israel

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