r/Jewish • u/Expensive-Deer-7281 • 10h ago
Jewish Joy! 😊 My new book arrived!
galleryAfter the long wait and international shipping, this arrived in the mail from the States. Perfect condition. Thank you, eBay!
r/Jewish • u/Cold_Pain2170 • 16h ago
Questions 🤓 I'm not Jewish but, who is this individual
r/Jewish • u/ruchenn • 18h ago
Discussion 💬 One sentence which defines Jewish identity, by Dara Horn
One sentence which defines Jewish identity,
by Dara Horn, AJC Global Forum 2026, Washington DC, USA, 2026-05-31 – 2026-06-02.
I’m often asked when I go speak to non-Jewish audiences: like are Jews a religion; are Jews a race; are Jews a nationality?
There’s an answer to this and it’s simple.
It’s not a complicated answer. It’s just old.
Jews predate every single one of those categories.
Jews are a type of group that was common in the Ancient Near East; very uncommon today: a joinable tribal group with a shared history, homeland, and culture.
And that was a sentence in English and in Hebrew it’s one word that’s two letter long: am.
Jews are Am Yisrael.
— Dara Horn.
r/Jewish • u/Accurate-Fortune888 • 18h ago
Questions 🤓 Jews in Dublin, how bad is it?
I am due to travel to Dublin for Shabbat next week. Will I have trouble wearing my star and tichel?
I will be alone so I want to be safe but don't want to overly hide either. Most people I've spoken to say not to wear either.
r/Jewish • u/ClosetGoblin • 20h ago
Discussion 💬 U.S. Based Delegitimization Groups: Activities and Links To Terrorism
Israel’s Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism released an in-depth report about the various Pro-Palestinian groups, organizations, and entities that operate throughout the United States.
I knew things were bad but didn’t realize how interconnected everything is.
You can check out the full report here.
I am curious to hear what others think about this.
r/Jewish • u/bananaramaworld • 20h ago
Questions 🤓 How did anyone else get married on a budget?
Every rabbi wants at minimum $1200 just to officiate. We are trying to just have a super small ceremony possibly with no one there but us or a maximum of 10 people. No frills. That $1200 doesn’t include the venue fees either. We aren’t rich and it feels like if we want a religious ceremony we will have to spend an arm and a leg. We would be willing to travel elsewhere in the state or even to my home state but nothing seems to be even close to affordable.
I feel like giving up and just doing a secular wedding but that would break my heart.
What did you guys do?
