The survivors said: "We were liberated, but we are not free."

A new book from a "chocoholic" dives into the Jewish history of chocolate.

Between anarchy and obsolescence.

This prayer calls on us to discover where the brokenness of the world overlaps with our particular human gifts.

In many cities, Jews were forced to live and work in specific areas.

On the brink of entering the Promised Land, Moses reminds the people that being fewer in numbers is no reason to shirk responsibilities.

There is no need to ascend to heaven--or build a tower--to find God.

One of the Torah's central insights is its effort to minimize human ownership.

Today, perhaps the greatest risk of humans destroying the world comes not from those with the intent but from the collective, unintentional actions of billions.

Today, personal choice trumps group-oriented feelings of obligation as the basis for Jewish identity.