On Friday, many Jews will observe Asarah b’Tevet, a minor fast day commemorating the beginning of the Babylonian siege on Jerusalem in the time of
by Aron Wander, for All That’s Left This Chanukah, All That’s Left, a Jerusalem-based, anti-Occupation collective, is publishing a series of eight essays — one
by Maya Rosen, for All That’s Left This Chanukah, All That’s Left, a Jerusalem-based, anti-Occupation collective, is publishing a series of eight essays — one
by Willemina Davidson, for All That’s Left This Chanukah, All That’s Left, a Jerusalem-based, anti-Occupation collective, is publishing a series of eight essays — one
by Rabbi Arik Ascherman, for All That’s Left This Chanukah, All That’s Left, a Jerusalem-based, anti-Occupation collective, is publishing a series of eight essays —
For years now, my main message has been one of nuance, of understanding, of making the effort to see a viewpoint that isn’t mine and
“If it is So, Why Am I?” Parashat Toldot, Genesis 25:19-28:9 Rabbi Gray Myrseth was ordained by Hebrew College Rabbinical School in 2017. Years ago, I
This coming Shabbat, Jews will begin the Torah again in earnest after the preview of the creation narrative that we received on Simchat Torah last
According to the Rabbinic source closest to the event, the reason Jerusalem was destroyed the 2nd time was because of the kind of interpersonal hatred
Why do we get rid of hametz (leavened products) for Passover? Joseph seems to be the first person in the Bible to accumulate grain and
