Opinion: As we remember Kristallnacht and grapple with modern echoes of hatred like the attacks in Amsterdam, let us renew ...

The Torah teaches us that this vulnerability that Abraham finds in himself is not just a temporary state – rather, it is the ...

“Judicial Reform” is on the government’s legislative agenda once again – despite the ongoing war in Gaza and Lebanon.

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Abraham’s journey in parsha Vayera presents a profound tension: the clash between the desire to do what is right, and the human cost of devotion. In this portion, we encounter ...

Stories of Hope,” Francil Tejada shares her story about the Dominican Republic, where she was born, and the death of her ...

The "12 Days of Christmas" song has probably gotten stuck in your head a whole bunch, but have you given any thought to the ...

Arnold Eisen, former chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary, writes a book facing the "questions of what I actually ...

The Gemara tells us that if one should encounter the pillar of salt which Lot’s wife turned into, he should make two blessings: Baruch Dayan HaEmes, Blessed is the true Judge [Who punished Lot’s w ...

Established nearly 150 years ago to aid U.S.-bound Russian Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution and violence, HIAS has ...

By Alexandra Alter and Elisabeth Egan Our critic on November’s best new books. By Sarah Weinman How a Gen X Graphic Novelist Reinvented the Romance Comic To fully understand Charles Burns’s ...