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“Whose Leaves Do Not Wither”

In Jewish sources, the leaf is a metaphor for the fragility and durability of life.

A Short History of Orthodox Judaism in America

A history from colonial times to World War II.

The New Discovery of the Secular Believer

It's not an oxymoron: Secular Jewish Israelis value a variety of Jewish religious practices.

Parashat Masei: Summary

The sons of Reuben and Gad have promised Moses that they will help the other tribes settle the Promised Land before settling across the River Jordan.

The Bedouin in Israel

Israeli Bedouin have an ambiguous relationship with the state.

The Messianic Society: A Jewish Utopia

In Jewish sources, the ideal Jewish society will be situated in Israel and ushered in by catastrophic events.

Zionist Utopias

Early Zionist thinkers envisioned, in great detail, the perfect human--and Jewish--society.

Traditional Sources on Artificial Insemination

Four texts dealing with non-traditional forms of insemination may--or may not--serve as meaningful precedents for the contemporary debate.

Isaac Mayer Wise (1819-1900)

The architect of American Reform Judaism

Schooling Seculars in Honey and Halakhah

Believe it or not, Israelis need Jewish education.

Freedom of Religion in Israel

Israel's legal system provides for freedom for all religious groups.

Rashi

From his day until the present, Rashi has been the most beloved of all medieval teachers.

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