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Estelle Getty, the diminutive actress who spent 40 years struggling for success before landing a role of a lifetime in ...

Today on his blog, Frum Satire starts a discussion about whether women could be Orthodox rabbis. It’s interesting, less in ...

It’s an embarrassing fact that Jewish women trying to get a get (writ of divorce) from recalcitrant husbands are often ...

Recently, I read — and very much enjoyed — Keith Gessen’s fiction debut All the Sad Young Literary Men. Tonight, ...

The Aggadah is the non-Jewish Law-intensive part of the Talmud–that is, the part with all the cool stories and lasers ...

Four years ago in Athens, Gal Fridman (whose first name means wave) took home the first gold medal for Israel ...

Another bulldozer attack in Jerusalem, this one a few hundred meters from the hotel where Barack Obama will be staying ...

Not digging your current job?Have that Zionist inkling to move to Israel?Have professional basketball experience?If you managed to say yes ...

A controversy erupts over whether an Orthodox woman, who covers her hair with a wig for religious reasons, should be ...

A couple of months ago I mentioned — with great fondness — Rav Yehuda Amital, the founder of Yeshivat Har ...

Everyday I take the Long Island Rail Road to work, although it is not ideal to daven (pray) on the ...

In Lebanon, Hezbollah uses the swap to argue that the war had a positive outcome. (Haaretz)Uzi Benziman argues that a ...

Jacob Berkman, over at The Fundermentalist, asks an ethical question about a topic that isn’t addressed enough–excessive spending in the ...

Ari Alexander is guest blogging (via Blackberry) from the World Conference on Dialogue in Madrid, organized by the Muslim World ...