At an online Torah library, the people of the book confront book banning
In the face a new gender-sensitive translation of Bible, some Orthodox rabbis call for a boycott of Sefaria
In the face a new gender-sensitive translation of Bible, some Orthodox rabbis call for a boycott of Sefaria
Twenty women Torah scholars will write books as part of the Word-by-Word project
There are so many female rabbi-scholars of Torah that it is no longer remarkable
Born into a Christian cult, a Jewish writer discovers the meaning behind a practice she once found puzzling
In all the author’s art history graduate courses, the word ‘Jewish’ was never mentioned
The 12 men sent to scout the promised land brought back facts. But the community heard them with biased ears.
When I answered 10 qualifying questions for the world’s biggest Hebrew Bible test, I got exactly one right. But, despite the fact that this is statistically worse than guessing, I was eager to attend the U.S. finals of that same quiz. Chidon HaTanach, an annual competition that tests scholars on their Tanakh knowledge, hosts contestants…
Five years ago, I started rewriting the Torah by reversing the genders of all characters. All of the men became women and all of the women became men. Divine influence was now moving through a mother-daughter lineage. Why would I do such a massive act of chutzpah? I’m an Israeli-American artist. In my art practice,…
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