I will not attend the “March for Israel” on November 14, and I did not attend the “March for Palestine” on November 4. I am
It is almost Tu Bishvat, the Jewish birthday of trees. Fruit bearing trees, to be more specific. In modern times, this means we gather to
I am an American Jew, and I, like thousands of others, am quiet quitting the relationship I have been told I need to have with
The essay below was originally written as part of my beit din, which took place in August. I wanted to share this personal testimony, in
Twenty-five years ago this month, I arrived in Ramallah for a summer program that brought American law students and lawyers to participate in what we
The Jewish Liberation Fund and IfNotNow are sponsoring “Who Speaks for the Jews,” a deep dive into understanding the forces that shape American Jewish life.
“Q: What is the responsibility of an American Jew to Israel, especially when it comes to the conflict with Palestinians? A1: My responsibility is to
If you’ve experienced gender-based bias, harassment, and/or violence in the context of Jewish community, and you’re interested in writing about your experience(s) for publication, check
In the latest edition of the JOFA Journal (Fall 2021), Dr. Michelle Shain, director of the Center for Communal Research at the Orthodox Union,
Right now, spring may seem impossibly far away, but starting on February 21, you can start a whole new season of classes with UnYeshiva, a