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Moses

  • The Table.

    Theater review: The Table

    The three puppeteers are masters of their craft and keep the audience chuckling and giggling while Moses confronts God, flirts, natters on.

  • The scene of the 12 spies from the musical ‘The Covenant.’

    Israel’s first line of defense

    There are very important truths which can be drawn from the two times when Moses spared his people from the destructive wrath of the Lord.

  • SWARMS OF locusts obscure the Giza pyramids in Egypt in 2004.

    The modern-day Exodus

    The current season between Passover and Shavuot, or Pentecost, is a time to reflect on the mighty deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt and their journey to Sinai to receive the law.

  • Albert Camus

    Setting aside Sephardim in a discussion of Jewish intellectualism

    Until a truly rational understanding of culture in the most expansive and pluralistic sense is adopted by intellectuals, we will sadly continue to see the militant presentation of racially-biased Eurocentric values.

    By DAVID SHASHA

  • IMPERIAL STATE crown of the United Kingdom

    Parashat Dvarim: Love of fellow Jews and the Torah

    Being a Jew is undoubtedly an obligation... but we mustn’t see Judaism as a heavy burden.

    By SHMUEL RABINOWITZ

  • Ties with Israel through the lens of Ethiopia’s ambassador

    Tsegay Berhe takes the connection between the two peoples all the way back to Moses.

    By HERB KEINON

  • Judaism is the star at a Bible museum built by Hobby Lobby

    $500 million Bible museum opened on National Mall park in Washington D.C.

    By JTA

  • Moses or Aaron – justice or mercy?

    The Sages themselves constantly used the title Moshe Rabbenu – Moses our teacher – yet Hillel the Elder did not choose him as the model to be emulated, but rather Aaron. Why?

    By REUVEN HAMMER

  • Pepe Fainberg

    Korah and the consequences of fake news

    The mutiny in the desert illustrates a higher form of challenging authority in search of truth.

    By ARDIE GELDMAN,ARDIE GELDMAN

  • Art by Pepe Fainberg

    Moses's regrets

    Moses understood that spirituality is not meant to be a selfish affair, and that one cannot leave the community behind – but that is easier said than done.

    By FRANCIS NATAF

  • Pepe Fainberg

    The ambiguous nature of fire

    The Torah itself can also be a consuming fire

    By YEHIEL GRENIMANN

  • Og and Sihon

    Og and Sihon: Myth and reality

    A new age has dawned, new challenges. Seize it with both hands

    By MORDECHAI BECK

  • bikurim

    Passover Jews and Shavuot Jews

    On Shavuot, we are all called to Mount Sinai to affirm our covenantal bond with God and our people.

    By MICHAEL BALINSKY

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