Torah Commentary

As a people, wherever the Jews are, we have a remarkable and noble mission.

It is time to do no less than to dress the Torah in the language of women.

Miriam's skin condition and the war with Amalek, Amnon and Moab are all examples of memory.

War and peace — and the difficulties with both — are the subjects of Parashat Shoftim.

Emor: A resource for families.

By highlighting the shadowy woman in the background, we get a rare, ironic glimpse of the dilemma of slavery in the Bible.

When Moses altered the message given to him by God, he cut women out of the revelation at Sinai.

Assumptions in Leviticus 18 are in some cases abhorrent to contemporary sensibilities.

Parashat Kedoshim teaches us the ways to be holy. But do women have a different understanding of what holiness is?

Two kinds of seed.