Rabbi Brant Rosen's newsletter offers reflective, politically engaged commentary from a Jewish anti-Zionist perspective, examining Jewish liturgy, history and current events in Israel and Gaza. Readers get essays that combine textual analysis with direct responses to mainstream media and Zionist arguments.

The newsletter examines Charedi religious life and politics in Israel, with a focus on the rabbinic authority behind political parties ahead of an election. Its issues combine translated rabbinic letters with close, checkable reporting on who the rabbis named by candidates actually are.

Abigail's personal Substack mixes first-person anecdotes with philosophical argument, examining moral intuitions around the Cornell case, dating, and Jewish holidays. Each essay makes a clear claim and draws on thinkers like Peter Singer and Ayn Rand.

A Substack newsletter by Tzvi Sinensky offering essays on Torah, Jewish thought, Modern Orthodoxy and education, with close readings of classical texts and historical pieces about figures like Rabbi Norman Lamm. Readers get careful textual analysis and archival history of Religious Zionism and Anglo-American rabbinic life.