The Bible could teach politicians a thing or two about honest expense claims.
Can you picture a photograph of yourself as an angelic young child?
Visits to death camps can provide a powerful religious experience
An Israeli rabbi has launched an initiative to combat the destructive consequences of inter-communal arguments
Rabbis need safeguards to stop them from straying
There are times which call for us to show our solidarity with our co-religionists
Our tradition does not glory in war but sanctions it when faced with lethal threats
Shlomo Carlebach may have been a controversial figure, but his song is still worth singing today
In Israel and around the world, the choice of Bar Refaeli as an Israeli icon raised questions about what makes a model Zionist.
A look at the halachic issues behind the United Synagogue’s decision to let women become chairmen of congregations
A woman’s place is not at the ballot box, according to a prominent Israeli rabbi
How far should victims of crime and injustice go towards forgiving those who have done them wrong?
Young Israelis and Palestinians can learn from the fine art of rabbinic disputation.
The festival-free month of Cheshvan was called ‘bitter’. by the rabbis. But now it is the focus for social action.
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