Ask the Rabbis | Can You Be Disqualified From Being a Jew?
“To answer this question, we have to ask first what makes one a Jew.”
“To answer this question, we have to ask first what makes one a Jew.”
This poem by Rachel Mennies looks to the leaves for signs of resilience and finds them “more alive” for having braved the dark.
Fania Oz-Salzberger’s column “A Quick Guide to Zionism in Hard Times” quickly garnered widespread attention.
All eyes are on campus protests and rising anti-Zionism and antisemitism on college campuses. We asked Reddit users their thoughts.
Although otherwise diverse, our 2024 JPVP participants share a deep anxiety over the future of the Jewish people at home and abroad.
A short history on how onions are used for Jewish cooking and the health benefits of onions of all varieties.
The first time I found myself in synagogue for the chanting of the Book of Kohelet, or Ecclesiastes—typically read by Ashkenazi Jews during the Shabbat of Sukkot, the fall harvest festival—my first astonished thought was that I’d wandered into the wrong room, or at least picked up the wrong book.
The rise of Volodymyr Zelensky from comic improv-artist-turned-movie-star, to wealthy producer, to wartime leader of a besieged Ukraine is improbable enough to invite hyperbole.
“There’s nowhere else in America quite like Dearborn, and nowhere else quite as American,” Jacob Forman observes.
This Passover, before or after reading the Haggadah, many Israeli Jews are likely to mention a casual but common Hebrew phrase: “We got past Pharaoh, we will get past this too.”
Embraced by 1940s Bundists opposed to Zionism, the Yiddish word for “hereness” is being popularized by progressive American Jews.