Religion
While the quintessential Jewish woman of the past most likely did stir pots, roll pastry dough and haggle with vendors,…
A Harvard graduate who just came out with her thirty-third book discusses her decades-long career as a writer of Jewish…
Which book would you recommend children read this summer and why?
In the Limelight by Bayla Sheva Brenner Rabbi’s Son Syndrome by Dovid Bashevkin
Despite the expectations, visibility and sacrifice, these children of rabbis or high-profile rebbetzins saw close-up what it means to take…
A rabbinic home, one would assume, would be the best environment in which to be raised in order to ensure…
“Everything I do in the rabbinate, I’ve done in OU-JLIC,”
It’s very painful to be aware of what the security standards are and to know that your school falls short…
Even in the best-case scenario, there are hundreds of changes that need to take place before an “almost kosher” restaurant…
By Ari Z. Zivotofsky Misconception: Chava fed Adam an apple in the Garden of Eden. Fact: The fruit’s identity is…
There is a real need for rabbinical scholars to gain a deeper understanding of new biotechnologies, as the Jewish community…
