Jonathan Wittenberg is the Rabbi of the New North London Synagogue
The New Year for Animals on Wednesday is a day to reflect on our relationship with our fellow-creatures
<p>Courageous and heart-warming initiatives from inter-faith groups show that there are ways in which we can come together </p>
What made Abraham stand out? Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg profiles the patriarch in an extract from his new book
A burning sense of responsibility towards our offspring drives me to care passionately for our beautiful, God-infused planet
A community that has experienced so much pain has been hit again
Israel’s current struggles put Judaism’s moral reputation at stake
The Rosh Hashanah liturgy can help deepen our sense of connection with all Creation
Rabbi Wittenberg laments the loss of his beloved dog, Mitzpah
Eco Bible Volume 1: An Ecological Commentary On Genesis And Exodus, Rabbi Yonatan Neril and Rabbi Leo Dee,The Interfaith Center For Sustainable Development, £11.61
Covid-19 has pressed pause on our civilisation: now we must rethink how we live
We may all have soon have an unaccustomed amount of time. Let's fill it well, says Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg
God is revealed not only in the words of the Torah but the entire text of creation
What can we learn from the biblical story of Noah? Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg links this week's sidrah to this week's UN report on climate change
When my publisher suggested I wrote about dogs, I wanted to express not just my personal love for the species, but my abhorrence of cruelty and my respect for what so many carefully trained, faithful dogs do for humanity.
The traditional liturgy may challenge our understanding but it signposts the path to spiritual awareness
To ignore the challenge of climate change is to betray Jewish values
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