My mother taught me Jews are above vengeance. The Israel-Hamas war is finally making me doubt her
In the wake of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel, understanding the difference between justice and vengeance is crucial
In the wake of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel, understanding the difference between justice and vengeance is crucial
Sermons and speeches calling for ‘ceasefire’ distort Jewish values
Polish minister takes steps to extradite the man as Forward article on his past continues to reverberate
As we enter Elul — the Jewish month for penitence and reflection — all eyes are on Georgia and the man who was just indicted there
Audrey Glickman reveals the lessons she’s taking with her after the verdict in the trial of the Tree of Life shooter
As descendants of Jewish refugees fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe, it is our moral responsibility to help asylum seekers today
Disputes over the business of kashrut have become a regular feature on the dockets of U.S. courts.
What does tikkun olam look like? On Yom HaTzedek, a new holiday that falls on Pesach Sheni, it looks like a box. For Tobi Kahn, the renowned painter and sculptor, that box looks like a city awash in deep blue, its interior reflecting the heavens, its slot like a mailbox to God. On a Wednesday…
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