The Long and Winding Road to Interfaith Dialogue
by Steven Philp
While the media spent the morning of September 11 replaying footage of the terrorist attacks of that day in 2001, small...
21
Sep
12
Aug
Israel Takes on Wikimania
by Charles Kopel
“Education is a human right,” declared Wikimedia Foundation Executive Director Sue Gardner to an applauding crowd of ...
29
Jul
Going for Gold at the Jewish Olympics
Since 1932, the Maccabiah Games have drawn the finest Jewish athletes to participate in a wide array of events.
25
Mar
Reflecting on the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
by Symi Rom-Rymer
One hundred years ago today, 146 immigrant women, primarily Jewish and Italian, died while trying to escape a fire t...
11
Feb
A Revolution By Any Other Name
By Niv Elis
For the Czech Republic it was Velvet. For Serbia, it was a Bulldozer. For Iran, it was distinctly Islamic. But nobody...
13
Oct
Sarah Silverman On Your Voice Mail!
If you're already in the market for a really spectacular Hanukkah gift, look no further. For the next 12 days, Moment will be auctioni...
05
Oct
Moment Magazine Happy Hour – October 28th, 5-9 PM
Need a drink before the Stewart/Colbert rallies? Try a “Stewart Restoring Sanit-ini” or a “Colbert Shot of Fear” at Moment Magazine’s ...
24
Sep
The Sukkah Of Your Wildest Dreams
By Niv Elis
Sukkot of 5771 may go down in history as the most architecturally innovative holiday in Jewish History, thanks to the Sukk...
23
Apr
This Week's Links
By Michelle Albert
Four car bombs exploded in front of Shiite mosques in Baghdad this morning, killing 39 people and wounding 54.
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19
Mar
“On the seventh day thou [and technology] shalt rest”: Nonprofit takes a new spin on a biblical idea.
By Talia Ran
A recent USA Today Faith & Reason post ponders the questions: Do you ever give your Blackberry a day off? Fast fro...