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Given the realities of our current time, we are more in need than ever of the depth, wisdom, and joy that Jewish tradition offers. The post Judaism as a Covenant for the Ages appe...
Readers respond to “The Liberal American Jew’s Dilemma,” an Opinion guest essay by Nicholas Lemann. Also: Madonna’s message; death of a laborer.
NYT The state of California recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, from American Indian to Samoan. Now it is considering adding one more: Jewish. A...
Unlike Dana Nessel, most Jews still consider the existence of the Jewish people, and the Jewish state, to be a Jewish value. They’re proud to be Jews—and they’re equally proud of t...
Jacob Sivak, The Algemeiner It was just reported that the California legislature passed a bill making it the first state to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnicity, as well as a...
Tevi Troy, Wall Street Journal Many people know that Jews blow the shofar, or ram's horn, on the holy days of Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur. Less well-known is the custom...
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I didn’t even know that there were still Jews left in Ethiopia, but what I encountered there firsthand was a thriving Jewish community, with some very significant struggles. The p...
[…] The post Seeking the Sanhedrin and What It Means to Be a Rabbi appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Akiva Spiegelman et al, JPost Religion, similar to volunteer work, is better kept private to preserve its authenticity. Religious adults generally make the decision to remain reli...
Jeffrey Salkin, Religion News Service It turns out that every corner of progressive culture has a price of admission, and Jews are finding it progressively more difficult to pick...
What one rabbi learned watching "The Odyssey" in Tel Aviv. -- The post Why no one worships Odysseus anymore — but Jews still live by the Tanakh appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic...
The state recognizes nearly 50 racial and ethnic identities for data collection, but it only considers Jewish identity as a religion, not an ethnicity.
Hapoel Jerusalem retracted its offer to give Cafe Basimta free advertising. -- The post A Jerusalem cafe became a symbol of secular defiance — until Israelis learned it was run by...
The “speaking as a Jew” Jews should not be speaking for anyone—especially not their people. They are not authorized spokespersons. The task was never delegated to them. They would...
In both, there's sacrifices, there's tribal identity, there's a concern for honor and dignity. And then there are these huge, glaring differences The post A Rabbi Explains What’s...
The Living God and the Living Word: How Hindu Temples and Synagogues Understand the Divine Presence Two Faiths, Two Visions of Sacred Space Among the world's great religious trad...
The Jews expected a political liberator. They received a spiritual Messiah. And they missed Him. Bishop Fulton Sheen explains that the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old,...
The tradition has always been bigger than any one person's grip on it. What draws me is simple: I think these texts are a good part of why we are still here as a people. I want to...
Jewish History The post Table for Five: Ki Tavo appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Raphael Shore, JNS There are two kinds of Jews today. Not Orthodox and non-Orthodox. Not Israeli and Diaspora. Not religious and secular. Not left-wing and right-wing. Not modern...
Jewish Journal Before the invention of the steam engine, when ocean travel relied on sails and wind, sailors would talk about the choice between dangerous and disastrous alternati...
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