(RNS) — Her goal, she told a Pittsburgh JCC audience, is to show Israel in a lens not political or religious, but to cook, ...

On the eve of July 4, 1876, a New York broadside marked America’s centennial with something extraordinary: the first Hebrew ...

There are amazing people who are willing to help. With determination and belief in yourself, anything is possible.” ...

(The Forward) NEW ORLEANS — A Reform synagogue on the Mardi Gras route — with no dues and fluid denominational lines — is a catalyst for Jewish life after catastrophe.

L” is the letter that starts so many positive words, including “love” and “light.” Which is why it wouldn't surprise us if you are keen on naming your little boy something that starts with the 12th ...

Fifty years later, Entebbe still symbolizes Israel's promise to protect Jews wherever they are.

Jewish organizational life has a structural problem, and it is not a lack of programming. Synagogues, schools, camps, and nonprofits already produce a large volume of content, events, and learning ...

Miriam’s death in this week’s double parashah is a chance to reflect on her remarkable life and her role in Jewish history.

When people feel they can no longer believe in permanent truths that transcend their single Self, they turn to an 'idolatry ...

In Hebrew, the word for Jewish law is Halakha, which literally translates to "the walking" or "the path." It implies movement through the ordinary world. The Torah doesn't just care about how we pray; ...

When Mark Idisis arrived in the United States on July 4, 1990, he stepped off the plane into a nation celebrating ...

With 1 in 4 Israelis likely to ask AI for voting guidance, a tech startup tests how leading models handle such queries, warns chatbots rely on biased sources and prioritize pleasing users over stating ...