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Inspired by @LlamaInaTux , I've also been keeping a note on my phone about the events and conversations that dominated Jewish Twitter / #frumtwitter / #jwitter.
Here's what took over Jewish Twitter in 2022:
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All the Bridgerton buzz this week sent me back to an earlier piece I wrote for @MomentMagazine on the show’s surprising overlap with the Orthodox dating scene. momentmag.com/bridgerton-the…
That piece eventually led to a follow-up on Bridgerton and what it mirrors about Orthodox sexual education. momentmag.com/bridgerton-net…
Happy 2026! Here's a look back at what Jewish Twitter laughed, cried, and discoursed about through 2025.
I present the fourth annual Jewish Twitter Year in Review!
January 1 - Two Hanukkahs in 2025! (@FrumHumor)
January 4 - Top Jewish Books (@BeardedBalabos)
December 17 - Bondi Survivor Speaks (@GlobalRabbi) - teapawt.net/GlobalRabbi/status/200…
Dec. 18 - Marco Rubio Mincha (@Briskerov)
December 21 - Hanukkah (@JewishWonk)
MUST WATCH:
“The children were crying and begged please turn off the Menorah, our home is going to become a target of hate.”
Sorella, who runs a Chabad center in Sydney with her husband and family, shared a deeply moving moment with @SharriMarkson on @SkyNewsAust following the Sydney Chanukah terror attack. What happened next, sparked by a neighbor’s response, turned fear into courage, and the Menorah lights back on, and inspiring millions to light a Menorah.
December 23 - Rabbi Eli Riesel Discourse (@jacklanger)
December 25 - Christmas (@AlexEdelman)
December 28 - Modern Orthodox Judaism Hot Takes (@thememegemach)
Dec. 30 - The Year in Art (@IlanBlock)
