Bill, which allows Jews to marry with Orthodox rabbis of their choice, gets referred to the Ministerial Committee for Legislation after PM Netanyahu decides to support the initiative.
by Jonathan Lis 2 comments
Re-imagining halakhic conversion matters is necessary both for the health of Jewish identity in Israel and for the attainment of untapped potential of Jewish possibilities in the Jewish state.
by Adam Frank 1 comments
For the protagonist of ‘Until the Dawn’s Light,’ as for so many Jews in Europe at the turn of the 20th century, baptism proved not to be the key to acceptance into Christian society. It’s a theme that engages Aharon Appelfeld, even when he’s not writing about the period directly before the Holocaust.
by Shalom Goldman 2 comments
It is our job, as leaders, to stop obsessing over affiliation rates and intermarriage statistics, and start focusing on what we know best: the nooks and crevices of Jewish wisdom.
by Elianna Yolkut 5 comments
Bill, which allows Jews to marry with Orthodox rabbis of their choice, gets referred to the Ministerial Committee for Legislation after PM Netanyahu decides to support the initiative.
by Jonathan Lis 2 comments
Re-imagining halakhic conversion matters is necessary both for the health of Jewish identity in Israel and for the attainment of untapped potential of Jewish possibilities in the Jewish state.
by Adam Frank 1 comments
For the protagonist of ‘Until the Dawn’s Light,’ as for so many Jews in Europe at the turn of the 20th century, baptism proved not to be the key to acceptance into Christian society. It’s a theme that engages Aharon Appelfeld, even when he’s not writing about the period directly before the Holocaust.
by Shalom Goldman 2 comments
It is our job, as leaders, to stop obsessing over affiliation rates and intermarriage statistics, and start focusing on what we know best: the nooks and crevices of Jewish wisdom.
by Elianna Yolkut 5 comments
