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How Forgiveness Can Be Restorative
Should punishment take precedence over working toward peace — or is it the other way around?
Holocaust, Jewish History, Study
Who Was Josef Mengele?
The Nazi doctor was infamous for inhumane experimenting on Auschwitz prisoners.
American Jews, Jewish Culture, Jewish History, Jewish Theater and Dance, Study
American Jewish Theater
A history of Jewish theater in America.
Jewish Culture, Jewish Texts, Study, Talmud
The Origins of Jewish Performance
From Prohibition to Precedent.
Invisible Jews on Television
While not made explicit, many characters on television had very Jewish traits.
Jewish Law, Jewish Texts, Study
Halakhah: Sources and Development
From biblical law, through classic rabbinic debate and medieval law codes, and continuing in the modern period, Jewish law has undergone constant development.
Birthright Israel
The impact the organization has had on Israeli tourism and Jews in the diaspora.
Israel, Jewish History, Modern Israel, Study, Zionism
Jewish or Democratic? Israel’s Former Top Judge Reflects on Values
Some people say a state that is both Jewish and democratic is an oxymoron, but the values can work together.