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Is Clubhouse equipped to handle hate speech and antisemitism?
The social networking app says they have a rigorous reporting system in place, but online harassment experts think otherwise.
If you’re looking for a Passover anthem, this is…not it
If you want my opinion — stick to the Prince of Egypt soundtrack.
Meet the rabbinic breakout star on the Clubhouse app
‘Clubhouse and Judaism go together like peanut butter and chocolate,’ says Rabbi David Wolpe, who teaches Torah on the audio-only networking app.
Why the new matzah emoji is not kosher for Passover
Generally speaking, flatbreads are not considered kosher for Passover, which you’d think would bother Chabad.
Why Hamantashen are the most divisive cookies in the world
Who knew dessert could be divisive? But hamantashen cause drama.
Facing corruption charges, Bibi turns to TikTok
Personally, I cannot wait for his first viral dance.
This 25-year-old Ashkenazi-British-Sudanese comedian is blowing up on TikTok
Lukas Arnold talks about his life all the time; it’s central to the comedy that has earned him 1.1 million followers on TikTok. And yet, the more he talks about himself, the more of an enigma he becomes.
On Ultra-Orthodox social media, the messiah is almost here.
On WhatsApp and YouTube, some Hasidic Jews see Biden’s inauguration in apocalyptic terms.
Is Gab’s leadership as antisemitic as its users?
“Dude named ‘Krassenstein’ doesn’t support free speech. Imagine my shock,”
Sea shanties have gone viral on TikTok — are niggunim next?
The old sailor work songs are repetitive and catchy. So are the Jewish devotional tunes.