Opinion: The American Jewish Thought Police on Patrol
A political “big tent” would be better for Washington, DC’s Theater J and everyone else. // By Marshall Breger
A political “big tent” would be better for Washington, DC’s Theater J and everyone else. // By Marshall Breger
Are there times when a rabbi must express his or her political opinion from the pulpit, even if it is likely to spark controversy?
The Life and times of a Jewish New Testament Scholar // Rewind to the summer of 1963: Future New Testament scholar Amy-Jill Levine was watching the broadcast of Pope John XXIII’s funeral on her parents’ TV set.
The first step is to admit to ourselves that we did something wrong.
The question—at once deeply Jewish, deeply human, and both ancient and modern—echoes across the religious spectrum. We talk to a range of women and men who have given it careful consideration.
As we enter the year 5774 on the Jewish calendar, I find myself thinking about where the world was 100 years ago
Is Judaism good for women?
Some New York politicians bend over backwards to accommodate Hasidic demands.
Since the recent elections, new laws are changing Israeli society for better and worse.
Yerida: The downside of aliyah