Is Facebook biased against Palestinians?
The independent board that reviews Facebook’s moderation choices told the company to revise its policy around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
On an artist’s journey of discovery, embracing mythology while rejecting the bible
Ranei Mazor’s “Personal Mythology” draws from nearly every tradition but Judaism.
From Drake to Javanka, 12 celebs who need to atone this Yom Kippur
Their transgressions include blocking L.A. traffic with James Corden, alleged cannibalism and failure to form a new Israeli government.
They believe Jesus died for their sins — so why do some Christians observe Yom Kippur?
Christians don’t keep kosher, hang mezuzahs, or follow much of biblical law. So why do some observe Yom Kippur?
Your exclusive Jewish guide to the Met Gala
After a year off, the most fashionable charity event returns with a suit made of maps and tearaway golden armor.
Larry David loves fashion, just not at New York Fashion Week
A video of Larry David plugging his ears and looking miserable at NYFW is going viral. But the comedian is actually a fashion icon.
How could anyone ever hate Anne Frank — why a fringe group declared war on the Holocaust’s most famous victim
Anne Frank’s diary is the words of a Jewish girl killed by Nazis. Yet its use in schools and history goes far beyond that — and it’s not always good.
On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, mourners and conspiracy theorists mingled at ground zero
On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the memorial at ground zero was a surprising mix of tourists, mourners and conspiracy theorists.
Finally, a calendar that embraces the miraculous and circular nature of Jewish time
The Misaviv calendar aims to disrupt our blocky, linear understanding of time.
A Black Jewish poet’s call: High Holiday atonement means reckoning with racial injustice
Aaron Levy Samuels recites his poem, “Forgiveness,” in a moving video.