Ideas

Ideas

Multiple efforts in Jewish sovereignty have self-destructed after 75 years. Can Israel defy history — again?

Israel triumphed over external threats. Two scholars ask if it can survive its internal divides.

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As Israel turns 75, we should celebrate by fighting for it to live up to its ideals

This year’s Independence Day shouldn’t be business as usual, writes the CEO of T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights.

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Torah is the anti-ChatGPT. But we can embrace artificial intelligence without losing our soul.

Like all tools, ChatGPT is meant to enhance, not replace, the human touch, writes a New York-based rabbi.

Can a Holocaust documentary have a happy ending? Should it?

For theatergoers at Broadway’s recent spate of Jewish shows, attendance is a form of witness

I can’t forget what the Nazis did to my family, but I can be grateful to a repentant Germany

‘Two Israels’: What’s really behind the judicial reform protests

Judaism doesn’t want you to wander and live just anywhere — or does it?

The life-changing magic of washing your hands (on Passover)

‘The Jewish Catalog’ turbocharged DIY Judaism. 50 years later, one of its editors is back with a ‘bookend.’

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