Ideas

Ideas

Israeli embassy staffers shooting or Capital Jewish Museum murders? To some, a few words can make a big difference.

The discourse around the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim has reflected debates over antisemitism and anti-Zionism.

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The Torah was a gift — and ‘fair use’ is the very point of revelation

In an era when AI is opening new questions about the ownership of texts, the Torah stands apart, writes the chief learning officer at Sefaria.

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My Jewish family is proof that hope is worth mustering after terror cuts young lives short

Hope can feel foolish after deaths like Sarah Milgrim’s and Yaron Lischinsky’s, writes a scholar whose family was built on a foundation of loss.

I fought my daughter’s preschool over a map of Israel on a bulletin board — and I don’t regret it

Jewish law is clear: We must put religious and moral values ahead of military and tactical objectives

Two writers offer strikingly different views of the ‘state of the Jews’

We don’t know much about Leo XIV and the Jews. But he could be just the pope for us.

The 20th century was very good for these Jewish icons. Is the Golden Age really over?

Israel and those who love it are stuck in a hopeless present. Can we ever get back to the future?

Why Jews of color like me need to tell our stories

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