• ‘Go out to the streets’: Religious-Zionist rabbis to students: Join pro-reform campaign
• Israeli leader halts bill against Christian proselytizing
• Highly religious people struggle the most with faith when they experience suffering, study finds
• ‘Go out to the streets’: Religious-Zionist rabbis to students: Join pro-reform campaign
• Israeli leader halts bill against Christian proselytizing
• Highly religious people struggle the most with faith when they experience suffering, study finds
• No, the Jewish Tradition Does Not Support Transgenderism
• The woke war on the family comes to Israel
• Inside the auction house driving the rare-book craze in the Orthodox world
• Biden admin. to rescind protections for religious student groups
• NY Times op-ed claiming falsely that Judaism believes in many genders – ‘Everyone Is a Created Being of Their Own’
• L Schiffman – What’s Really in the Vatican Library?
• Archaeologists search for signs of Jewish past in Morocco’s southern oases
• This is a very big thing in my community – Orthodox High School Musical
• Shabbos morning davening can easily be 2-1/4 hours without changing any of the traditional prayers. I wouldn’t attend a minyan that regularly goes longer than that – Would shorter services make Shabbat morning sweeter?
• An article in Vogue magazine. Fashion is strange – It’s Not Modest Dressing. It’s the Torah-Teacher Aesthetic
• Interesting thoughts – New beit midrash: Digital and beyond
• Inflation Update: Will Pesach Prices Be Different This Year?
• INTERVIEW: ‘Being Chief Rabbi does not come naturally. It demands total dedication’
• S Rahav-Meir – The Ikea Effect
• Bringing back the Friday night meal – One Idea, One Table, One Night
• N Wiederblank – What Artificial Intelligence Teaches Us about What it Means to be Human
• Amendment To Oregon Law Adds Teaching Jewish History In Public Schools
• ‘We are on the right side of history’ regarding school choice, says Agudath Israel leader
• War of Words Erupts Over Yeshiva Sovereignty
• Calif. sued for barring religious schools from special ed funds
• Jerusalem-Based Pregnancy Center Fights for Women and Babies
• Why the Tower of London holds a paradoxical place in Medieval England’s Jewish story
• Lessons we can learn from conservative Christians who tried to integrate varying degrees of LGBT ideas into their religious views. Boundaries disintegrate quickly – How the Revoice Project Failed
• In Iran, state religious coercion leads to secularism – Integralism, Christian and Islamic
• R A Gordimer – The Nishma Research 2023 Profile of the U.S. Orthodox Jewish Community – Important Statistics and Takeaways
• I’ve seen it in an old Brooklyn shul – When Meir Kahane’s Father Translated the Torah
• The continuing decline of non-Orthodox Judaism, one step further each generation – 21st-century trends: Reimagining the American Jewish experience
• A rabbi checks out a teenage Purim party. Finds bad behavior – Not Your Old-Time Purim Party
• Politics is so corrosive that it even can lead to a rabbi including eating chametz on Pesach within the “diversity of Judaism” – The slippery slope toward a monolithic Judaism
• Polarized politics is false – R Y Blau – Tolkien and contemporary politics