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Israel, Rabbis Without Borders, Study
AIPAC, Trump and Civility Through the Eyes of a Teenager
I was woken up last week, early Tuesday morning to be told by television producers for the news program on ...
Wisdom From The Margins
Jethro's position at the outside of the Jewish people allowed him to understand how to make the Torah work for a multiplicity of people.
The Mystery of the Yizkor Service
The mass exodus before the memorial service reflects a common attitude regarding death, part advice and part superstition.
What Is Chabad?
This once small Hasidic group has grown to unparalleled global influence.
Keshet, Live, Weddings & Marriage
Our Love Party: Inviting Community When Family Won’t Come
My Orthodox Jewish self, my fear and shame, my internalized homophobia could not fathom a way of bringing my relationship with my religion and my understanding of what God wants for me into marriage with a woman. It has taken me years of being out and going through heartbreak and growth to be in the place that I believe that God wants to be involved in my marriage to Mary. In order to be married in an authentic way, I need both my religious self and my queer self to be there.
Jewish Education in Early Childhood
The long-term value of early exposure to all things Jewish
Ancient Israel, Ancient/Medieval Jewish History, Bible, Jewish History, Study
The Many Faces of King David
David was a warrior and an artist, a lover and an adulterer — and also Israel's greatest king.
Do First, Understand Later
The Jews accepted the Torah with the statement "naaseh v'nishma" -- we will do and we will hear.