It seems lately the world is on fire.  And every time things calm down, there is a new incident. Another ...

This is my first week as the historian for the ISJL. I’ve been so warmly welcomed here—and am already finding connections ...

This week’s Torah portion discusses the sotah, a woman suspected of adultery, who’s is forced to drink “bitter water” to ...

Good fences make good neighbors.

It isn't easy living with an invisible God.

Like our ancestors in Egypt, we may feel lost without our patriarchs and matriarchs. But a new era is underway.

Despite the incredible human accomplishments over the last two millennia, we don’t have many more tools than Moses had to shape collective behavior.

There are many unique aspects to the biblical book that tells the Purim story.

Approaching this enigmatic work as a statement of philosophy -- rather than an account of one man's search -- has confounded commentators across the centuries.

Ahead of yourself.