The authors of a new teshuvah approved by Conservative Judaism’s Law Committee explain how they hope to balance tradition, ...
The authors of a new teshuvah approved by Conservative Judaism’s Law Committee explain how they hope to balance tradition, inclusion and the realities of Jewish life today.
You show up for work, family, community, and responsibilities. Inside, you sense that something essential has not come into being yet. Perhaps growing up with emotionally unavailable or narcissistic ...
This is the third essay of a six-part series on race and integration in Britain. Each day this week our writers are examining ...
Amid settler violence and Gaza’s devastation, Benjamin Netanyahu’s leading challenger is his former top general, who promises ...
When Melanie Koloditzky talks about breast milk, she sounds part scientist, part artist and entirely mom. The Buenos Aires ...
Linguist Emma Breslow interviewed 30 Yiddish speakers — mostly from New York, Boston, and Montreal — to study their language ...
Band spent 30 years in health policy before turning full-time to Judaica; now, the Library of Congress houses five of her ...
When people learned I was traveling to Israel this summer, the question came almost every time, gently but persistently: Aren ...
Peace begins in the human heart, Fr Michel Abboud, regional superior of the Discalced Carmelites in Lebanon and former ...
The world leaders are paying their respects to the late senator, who was a big supporter of both Ukraine and Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with President Donald Trump is the first since the two leaders launched a ...
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