Talmud
On TikTok, she offers a spicy daily take on Talmud
In Anzovin’s very online breakdowns of the Talmud make the affairs of ancient rabbis newly relatable.
Intimidated by the Jerusalem Talmud? There’s now a more ‘accessible’ translation
The nonprofit Sefaria has released a new English translation online in hopes that more people will delve into the challenging text.
Stephen Tobolowsky has a Talmud story to tell you
For over a decade Stephen Tobolowsky has been sharing stories. Have you heard the one about his Talmud collection?
An uptick in women’s Talmud study – courtesy of Zoom, podcasts and online tools
International Women’s Talmud Day will be celebrated on April 25.
In Judaism, even God respects the vote
What is holy and absolute if not God’s word? Well, according to the Talmud, ours.
Jewish tradition supports expanding the Supreme Court
Being exposed to a wide variety of opinions helps us to be more just. A Supreme Court with clear views is not a balanced court.
Adin Steinsaltz was essential to the revival of the Russian Jewish community
The recently deceased rabbi is best known for his Talmud - but his Jewish Center in Moscow was essential to post-Soviet Jewish life.
The personal is political on Tisha B’Av
We often think of hatred as based on religion or nationality. But it is just as damaging when it begins in individual disputes.
On July 4, a Talmud passage about Israel’s flaw, and unbroken covenant
And when the people sinned with the Golden Calf, 1,200,000 angels of destruction descended …
Are Jews white? Comfort in ambiguity is the answer
If I find myself in a hostile scenario, I can take off my kippah, switching from “Rabbi Daniel with a yarmulke” to “Dan with a baseball cap.”