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Parashat Bamidbar: So Many Ways Not to be Counted
Jews read sections of the Torah each week, and these sections, known as parshiyot, inspire endless examination year after year. Each ...
Gender & Sexuality, Keshet, Live
Coming Out for Two
In honor of National Coming Out Day , Keshet will be sharing and celebrating coming out stories throughout the month ...
Beliefs & Practices, Rosh Hashanah
Reflections for Elul
Four prominent Jewish thinkers share jewels of wisdom in preparation for the High Holidays.
Being Trans At Summer Camp
Summer camp can be an incredibly important experience for teens. For five years starting at age 10, I went to ...
The Unasked Question
On a night built around inquiry, there's one question that is never posed at the Passover seder.
Eat, Modern Jewish History, Women & Feminism
Jewish Cookbooks
A history from the traditional to the treyf.
The Cursed House
The image of a house afflicted with a plague encourages us to examine what real and metaphorical plagues afflict our own homes and societies.
Wisdom From The Margins
Jethro's position at the outside of the Jewish people allowed him to understand how to make the Torah work for a multiplicity of people.
Who’s Next? The Change And Challenge Of Leadership
The transition in leadership from Moses to Joshua provides us with a model for contemporary changes in leadership.
Jacob And Pharaoh: A Brief Encounter
Jacob and Pharaoh's brief interaction over Jacob's age raises many questions about the complex relationship between the two.