A new kaffiyeh policy is designed to help divided Jews pray together. Is this the Jewish future?
In a post-Oct. 7 world, traditional-egalitarian minyans try to pitch a big tent
In a post-Oct. 7 world, traditional-egalitarian minyans try to pitch a big tent
A family treasure will accompany Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center on their travels
Debating Israel and Iran, Carlson and Cruz got hung up on a verse from Genesis. Who read it right?
It’s Yankees vs. Dodgers vs. Shabbat for Jews who observe
The death and life of AtoneNet, a living tapestry of Jewish guilt
“I felt like this place needed prayers,” said Anat Sharbat, known as the unofficial rabbi of the square
Doug Emhoff said he'd put a mezuzah in the White House. Whether Jewish law requires him to is a matter of dispute.
The beloved Orthodox rabbi explains why a "baal teshuvah" stands on a higher spiritual level than a completely righteous Jew
דער אינצידענט איז פֿאָרגעקומען בעת אַ ממשותדיקן וווּקס פֿון אַנטיסעמיטיזם אין פֿראַנקרײַך
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