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Heart on Scale

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On Yom Kippur, the scales are in the balance. Radical kindness can tip them.

The need for radical kindness is greater when Jews are divided, writes a rabba.

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New York becomes latest experiment in subsidies for Jewish day school tuition

UJA-Federation launches $15 million, three-year pilot to ease costs for families and Jewish communal workers.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks.

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks died 5 years ago. His new Torah commentary is making waves in Israel.

Sacks, the chief rabbi of Great Britain, is the author of a posthumous volume that is challenging Israel’s top-selling ArtScroll Chumash.

In Uman, annual Rosh Hashanah pilgrimage is clouded by arrests of yeshiva students in Israel

At this new Mizrahi minyan in New York City, women and LGBTQ Jews take center stage

a collage of current events ahead of the Jewish new year

We asked rabbis, ‘What are Jews most hungry to hear this new year?’

This is how New Yorkers celebrated the High Holidays at the turn of the 20th century

Ahead of mayoral election, Brooklyn synagogue demands voter registration to attend High Holiday services

Jon Polin: Last Shabbat in my Jerusalem synagogue, I began to see our complex world anew

Students walking through the campus of the University of Oregon

These Jewish Studies scholars think their jobs are on the chopping block. Could they be right?

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