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From pop stars to tefillin pop-ups, Oct. 7 changed how some Israelis practice Judaism
The spiritual jolt of those first weeks has not fully faded, and increased religious practice has become part of the country’s daily rhythm.
Diaspora Ministry pairs with US liberal synagogue rabbinical fellowship to strengthen Israel ties
'Outraged and baffled': Jewish groups condemn Coast Guard for secret swastika policy change
Reform Judaism and Zionism: The danger of misrepresentation - opinion
Why didn't 'The New York Times' report on the Holocaust? - opinion
“All the News That’s Fit to Print.” Since 1897, this has adorned the masthead of The New York Times. It just seems that, in the paper of record’s long history, some news was “Not Fit to Print.”
Almost half of Israelis identify as traditional Jews, defying conventional labels - analysis
Rejecting coercion in any form, traditionalists staunchly support freedom of religion and religious liberties, extending this support to both secularists and the ultra-Orthodox.
No, Reform US Jews aren’t abandoning Israel - opinion
It is no secret that most American Jews mostly align to the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party is in no way anti-Israel.
The Reform movement is ending its standalone semester-in-Israel program amid declining enrollment
“It’s going to be cost-effective for both Muss and for Heller High because the cost of the general studies is a very significant cost,” he said.”
A new book made me appreciate Jewish Sunday schools — and the volunteer women who have powered them
In her new book “Jewish Sunday Schools,” Laura Yares backdates the story of Jewish education by over a century.
Rise of Chabad rabbis signals changing landscape of American Judaism - analysis
According to the 2020 Pew survey about American Jewish life, nearly one in five US Jews participate in activities or services with Chabad.
Editor's Notes: Jewish identity on parade
Given the data, our charge should be obvious: to increase the number of non-Orthodox children enrolled in Jewish day schools.
Rabbi Craig Lewis: Classy reform rabbi in Chattanooga
Lewis: “In Chattanooga, we do have very strong synagogues, a very strong federation and a lot of folks committed to it.”
Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch: ‘We are losing the soul of the Reform movement’
"To turn against Israel is a sign of Jewish illness," Hirsch said Wednesday.
Reform rabbis gather for NYC conference to cement Reform Jewish values
Reform Judaism conference in New York addresses issues of Jewish Peoplehood, Zionism and the disappearance of conversion ceremonies in the movement
