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What I Learned From Interviewing Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court Superhero
Ginsburg’s tenacity is a fundamental part of her allure, and her character.
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Adas Israel, Prominent Washington Synagogue, Hires Co-Senior Rabbis
A prominent Washington, D.C., synagogue has hired co-senior rabbis.
There’s No Easy Answer To The Debate Over Intermarriage
Instead of a simple “yes” or “no” to the intermarriage question, maybe it’s time to redefine in-marriage.
Why Did the Israeli Ambassador Miss a High-Profile Synagogue Event, Again?
A week after former Israeli president Shimon Peres was brought to rest in Jerusalem, a high-level memorial service was held in Washington DC’s Adas Israel synagogue, featuring Vice President Joe Biden and former secretary of state Madeleine Albright.
Thousands of Evangelical Christians Gather in Jerusalem for Pro-Israel Conference
Thousands of evangelical Christians from dozens of countries gathered in Jerusalem for a pro-Israel conference.
Washington's Best-Traveled Synagogue Gets Ready To Move Again
A historic Washington D.C. synagogue building will be lifted up whole from its foundation and moved — not once but twice. How will this engineering feat, made necessary by a highway and urban renewal project, transform the museum that Adas Israel houses?
Barack Obama Says Israel Criticism Is Tough Love
In his first visit to a synagogue, Barack Obama sought to explain, not retract, his criticism of Israeli policies. He seemed to pass the test with flying colors.
How Gil Steinlauf Chose 'Personal Torah' Over One True One
Gil Steinlauf says he has struggled with his sexual identity for 20 years. Avi Shafran says a respected rabbi should keep fighting to live a life consistent with the Torah.
Why Rabbi Gil Steinlauf's Coming Out Is Watershed Moment for Jews
Rabbi Gil Steinlauf told his synagogue he is gay in an eloquent open letter. Menachem Creditor writes that the reaction of the shul’s lay leaders is even more momentous.
