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Wow!! Again, the time is almost here and there are plenty of things to do. One of our favorite holidays ...

In the spring of 2009, Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi spoke at the Boulder Book Store to a jammed and eager audience. I was ...

The state of public discourse, both within the Jewish community and within our society at large, has taken rather a ...

by Rabbi Jason Miller New Brunswick, NJ – As Jewish camp leaders once again convened at Leaders Assembly, the Foundation ...

After you read this paragraph, close your eyes for a minute and picture a rabbi.Where is this rabbi?What is the ...

I am a Modern Orthodox Jew. As a Jewish educator, I have written, spoken and taught about homosexuality and our ...

This post has been translated from Hebrew to English by Bracha Jaffe.Shabbat afternoon between the afternoon and evening prayers is ...

In 1951 my family left the region in which they had lived since Nebuchadnezzar II took a bunch of Jews ...

In this alliterative Mensch Madness match up, Mordechai and Moses are about to meet!This match is tough, because both of ...

This modern Passover Miracle story is perfect for sharing with friends and family at your Seder. At Passover, every person ...

This post originally appeared on the Religious Action Center’s blog and has been reprinted here with permission.—In a recent conversation ...

I keep thinking about a scene from one of my favorite childhood novels, The Road Disappears Into the Distance by Alexandra Brushtein. The ...

I struggled to remember ever scrap of Judaism that I could. My family is secular. My mother feels uncomfortable in ...

Rabbi (to be) Ari Naveh  recently shared how he balances the line between being a gay rabbi—and  a rabbi who ...

My Mississippi rabbinical colleague Rabbi Debra Kassoff and myself will both be making a bold statement this spring; more accurately, ...