Last month, thousands of Jewish children around the country packed their bags and headed off to Jewish overnight camp for
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Mimi Sheraton, restaurant critic for the New York Times from 1975 to 1983, hasn’t stopped writing about food: Sheraton’s memoir,
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Yoram Kaniuk, the prize-winning Israeli author and peace activist who passed away last week, often ventured well beyond the national
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Last week, Moment published interviews with two graduates of Yeshivat Maharat, the first school to train Orthodox female clergy. Today,
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Behold, the Jewish father: an oft-forgotten figure, generally second fiddle to the much-discussed Jewish mother. Though pop culture tends to
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This summer’s Man of Steel, opening June 14th, marks the return of Krypton’s Last Son to American cinemas. Above all
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The Jewish calendar is structured on lunar activity. Every time there is a new moon, a Hebrew month begins. We
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You probably already know that 17th-century Jewish philosopher Baruch Spinoza was radical for his time—from his notorious excommunication from the
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Naomi Schaefer Riley, a former Wall Street Journal editor and writer, is the author most recently of ‘Til Faith Do
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Norman Gelb is the author of many works of history, including The Berlin Wall, Less Than Glory, Desperate Venture, and
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Yesterday, Moment published an interview with Ruth Balinsky Friedman, who will graduate next month from the first school to train
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In June the inaugural class of Yeshivat Maharat, the first institution to train Orthodox women as spiritual leaders and halakhic
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