Rabbi David Golinkin Articles By Rabbi David Golinkin
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A Megillah for Hanukkah?
Many communities in the past read a scroll on Hanukkah, and the author recommends reviving a form of the custom.
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Investigating the Individuals to Whom We Contribute
A contemporary Conservative rabbi reviews the Jewish legal literature for guidance on how much to ask about a person who solicits us for tzedakah--or whether to give to all who request our help.
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Seven Reasons For Sukkah Sitting
Diverse sources on why we eat and sleep in the sukkah
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Jewish Ethical Principles for Business
The principles of ethics embodied in Jewish legal and ethical writings apply explicitly to business situations.
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Seder Scenes
Several customs offer ways to dramatize parts of the Passover seder.
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Investigating Charity Organizations
What to look for.
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What Maimonides Means to Me
Beyond just his great volume of work, inspiration from the life of the
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Changing Passover Customs
A look at some Pesach customs throughout history.
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Dressing as Elijah & Pouring Out Love
Three customs regarding the seder verses "Pour Out Thy Wrath"
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The Origin of the Dreidel
The well-known Hanukkah symbol has European roots.
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Rabbi David Golinkin, Ph.D., is president and rector of the Schechter Institute of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem, where he teaches Talmud and Jewish law, and he heads the Va'ad Halakhah (committee on Jewish law) of the Masorti, or Conservative, movement's Rabbinical Assembly in Israel.
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