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Real Change in the Torah
The most effective and enduring changes create justice for all members of society.
Jewish Law, Shabbat and the World to Come
The school of Shammai constructed its version of the Sabbath laws on the basis of the notion that Shabbat is a foretaste of life in the perfect world, yet to come.
Jewish History, Sports, Study, Zionism
Jews & Sports on the International Scene
The history of Jews in Europe and the early Zionist movement show ample examples of the convergence of sports and Judaism. By Michael Brenner
Beliefs & Practices, End of Life, Jewish Bioethics, Mourn, Mourning Rituals, Study
Death vs. Brain Death in Judaism
When someone can be officially determined dead depends on one's interpretation of a key passage in the Talmud.
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
A Jew and a Muslim Walk into a Bar…
8:00 a.m. It’s been 7 hours since last night ended — and 3 hours since I woke up — and ...
FAQ, Israel, Israel History, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Modern Israel
Why the Oslo Accords Failed
What went wrong between the Israelis and Palestinians?
Grieving for Kobe
I assumed it was an internet hoax at first. Driving my 13-year-old son back from his basketball game, an alert ...
How to Ask for Help
Knowing who to turn to—and what to say—can make all the difference when dealing with mental health issues. To find the support you need, follow these tips.