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The Innovative Spirit and Jewish Tradition

Although the rabbis propagated the belief that rabbinic teaching went back to Moses on Mt. Sinai, many classical texts clearly demonstrate that the rabbis understood the innovative nature of their work.

Tevye & Holiday “Traditions”: On The Other Hand…

While some of my friends and neighbors are getting ready for the holiday season by watching Christmas specials, I recently ...

Feminist Reflections on the Seder

Gleanings, from Kadesh to Nirtzah

Turn Your Stale Jelly Donuts Into This Sweet Bread Pudding Recipe

Store-bought raspberry jelly sufganiyot do all the hard work in this sweet recipe.

Confronting Mikveh with Honesty

There have been numerous conversations recently about mikveh, tzniut, niddah, and sexual relationships within the Orthodox community. They have spanned ...

The Jewish Connection to Jerusalem

Remembering Jerusalem permeates Jewish belief, thought, and practice in profound and powerful ways.

Savory Leek and Feta Hamantaschen Recipe

A cheesy, savory twist on your favorite Purim treat.

Modern Halachic Texts

In the wake of emancipation, various strategies emerged to stem and possibly reverse the tide of modernism.

Ketuvim (Writings)

The third section of the Tanakh, or Hebrew Bible, includes poetry, philosophy, history and stories.

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