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Women and Mourning
After Sarah's death comes the first biblical account of mourning.
Israel, Jewish History, Modern Israel, Study
The Bedouin in Israel
Israeli Bedouin have an ambiguous relationship with the state.
Jewish History, Jews Around the Globe
Jewish in Morocco
A weekend with the head of Morocco's Jewish community.
Denominations, Interfaith, Jewish Thought, Live
Who Is a Jew: Patrilineal Descent
When Dad is Jewish and Mom is not, are the kids Jewish? Depends on who you ask.
The Very Jewish History of Breakstone’s Butter
And why it's the only kosher-for-Passover butter game in town.
Jewish Texts, Rabbis Without Borders, Study, Talmud
What the Stanford Rape Case Can Teach Us
Like a great many others have over these past few days, I have read the incredibly powerful letter written by ...
Who Was Maimonides?
A philosopher, physician, rabbinic scholar and more, Maimonides was the most famous Jew of the premodern age.
What to Do When A Loved One is Dying
Jewish resources to help you through the final days and hours.
Beliefs & Practices, End of Life, Health & Wellness, Mourn
Does Judaism Allow Organ Donations?
Frequently asked questions about Jewish views on these life-saving procedures.