Partner Blogs

The first episode of “The Joy of Text” may make you blush. If it does, you’re likely its target audience. ...

Calling all Jewish high school students! Searching for an exciting and challenging way to spend the summer? You’ll definitely want to check ...

This month, in honor of Valentine’s Day, Keshet is sharing love stories. Last week we heard from Aden and Josh, and ...

With the Wild West fading and the railway men closing in, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid head for the ...

I’ve been looking for meaningful full-time work since crash-landing in Philadelphia in August. After living in Boston for eight years ...

Several years ago I went to visit one of my daughters in Israel.  She was attending a summer program and ...

Today’s blog post is from Doug Smith, a member of one of the ISJL’s partner congregations, Temple Israel in Columbus, Georgia. ...

I believe that there will be no solution to the Israeli Palestinian conflict until the Palestinians come face to face ...

I can trace my choice not to go to rabbinical school to a particular moment in time. Rabbi Matthew Cutler ...

A few days ago, a friend  of mine sent me a note saying, “I would be interested to read your take ...

This month, in honor of Valentine’s Day, we are sharing love stories. We kicked things off with a two part series ...

Jewish camp is a place where each child has the ability to make their own Jewish choices and learn what ...

Today’s post is from Caitlin Brooking, who recently attended a “Service in Mississippi” summit hosted by the ISJL, and then ...

The experience of being a self-identifying Orthodox Feminist Jewish woman on a college campus can be simultaneously empowering and alienating. ...

So much of our country is under the pervasive, chilled wrap called winter. It seems harder to reach within, to ...