Ideas

Ideas

From Moses to Memphis, the work of liberation remains unfinished

Black History Month, writes a rabbi and educator, is a reminder of how far away the Promised Land still remains for too many of us.

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Diaspora alarm over Israel: Your guide to what the critics are saying

Seven writers and rabbis who “agree to disagree” with the new far-right government, and an Israeli who insists there is method to its “madness.”

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Can a Jewish fan watch the Super Bowl with a clean conscience? The rabbis had thoughts.

Jewish text grappled with the violent nature of sport, writes a scholar and educator at The Jewish Education Project.

YIVO digitizes writer Chaim Grade’s archive, a Yiddish treasure with a soap opera backstory

Jewish institutions have a tool for fighting climate change: their bank accounts

Netflix’s ‘You People’ wasn’t funny at all to my Black and Mexican Jewish family

Everyone knows about Herzl. Is it time for Max Nordau, the intermarried father of Zionism, to get his due?

How the Holocaust is remembered in the land of Anne Frank

We’re visiting Auschwitz because the fight against antisemitism didn’t end with liberation

I am a single rabbi without children. I shouldn’t be made to feel I am not ‘doing my part.’

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