On the one hand, we have the Talmudic legal adage: “Silence is like a confession” ...
In many ways, Edith Halpert embodied the spirit of American pragmatism, which is how she explained herself: “I either had to stagnate, which was a thing I dreaded, or go ahead, and the only way to go ahead was to do something beyond what I was doing." ...
When a student of the famous Talmudic sage Rabbi Gamliel doubted the majesty of the World-to-Come ...
The ethics of using “dirty money” has been a topic of conversation in Jewish circles for millennia. ...
A combination of misanthropy and compassion for your fellow humans, and at least some ability to draw and write—this is what makes a cartoonist. ...
Roi’s old friend from the army, Tal, had been an actor before he got religious, and now he wanted to make another film and wanted Roi to do it. An action flick. ...
"Few people have never been mistreated or hurt others. Jewish tradition makes demands of both parties." ...
Slow cookers are back. Not the clunky ones your mother used to have, but shiny, multifunction contraptions that are now a must-have in every kitchen. ...
Going back to his early line drawings, you can see that Sendak liked to populate the world with Sendaks. ...
Jed Phillip Cohen's fiction short story is the winner of 2018 Moment Magazine Karma Foundation short fiction competition. ...
Is the movie as good as the book? Often, the answer to this perennial question is a flat “No.” ...
Moment's Ask The Rabbis asks where the Jewish religion, tradition and text stand on racism ...