Religion

Reuven Fenton, Goyhood

In his debut novel ‘Goyhood,’ journalist Reuven Fenton probes the divided selves of an observant Jew

“There’s a split inside me between the secular and the religious,” said Fenton, who is a reporter at the New York Post.

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Hillel Israel celebration

Some pro-Palestinian encampments want their schools to cut ties with Hillel, Chabad

A call to “terminate” Jewish campus institutions for their support of Israel is labeled antisemitic.

Ted Comet, Jewish communal legend and creator of NYC’s Israel parade, celebrates his 100th birthday

Ted Comet has played leading roles in Jewish communal organizations, and is the co-founder, in 1965, of New York’s Salute to Israel Parade.

How a Brooklyn Jewish day school principal taught ‘Sesame Street’ how to celebrate Shabbat

At Reconstructionist Rabbinical College ordination, divisions over Israel share stage with 11 new rabbis

A Modern Orthodox high school wants to end taboos around sex education

For teens in interfaith families, the war in Gaza can be a stress test of their Jewish identities

These young adult novels are expanding the way literature depicts Jewish teens

Children at a seder table

11 Passover haggadah supplements to print if you want to discuss Oct. 7 at your seder

Seder plate

Empty chairs, mirrors and pomegranates: How Jews are bringing the Israel-Hamas war to their seder tables this Passover

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