Lehrhaus
Understanding the Will of God in Psalm 132
27 Apr
Psalm 132 offers a unique portrayal of King David's intention to build the Temple, emphasizing his submission to God's will over his actions. Whereas other b...
27 Apr
Future of Jewish
The Jewish question has changed, again.
25 Apr
Adam Hummel revisits Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik's 1956 speech, "Kol Dodi Dofek," reflecting on the "six knocks" that symbolized transformative events for Isra...
25 Apr
Lehrhaus
The Duality of Kisuy Ha-Dam
23 Apr
Michael Kurin's article explores the multi-layered significance of the biblical mitzvah of kisuy ha-dam, the commandment to cover the blood of a slaughtered ...
23 Apr
JTA
This Yom Haatzmaut, we have to ask: Can Israel endure on human effort alone?
22 Apr
Rabbi Elazar Symon examines the tension between human initiative and divine providence in the context of Israel's existence. Referencing Psalm 127 and the te...
22 Apr
Chabad.org
Right, Wrong And Really Human
21 Apr
This content likely delves into ethical and moral questions from a Jewish perspective, potentially offering insights into how Jewish teachings find relevance...
21 Apr
Lehrhaus
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks on the Economic Vision of Tanakh and Hazal
21 Apr
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, known for his insightful blending of traditional Judaism with modern disciplines, deeply engaged with the economic vision within the To...
21 Apr
Lilith
Poetry: “Adam”
20 Apr
Robin Rosen Chang's poem "Adam," as discussed by poetry editor Alicia Ostriker, offers a fresh and humorous take on the well-trodden myth of Adam and Eve. By...
20 Apr
Chabad.org
I Knew Something Was VERY WRONG With Him
20 Apr
The story revolves around Lieba and her husband, who experienced a health scare when he felt chest pains. Lieba's intuition that something was amiss led to a...
20 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy
‘I Will Be What I Will Be’: A futuring stance
20 Apr
Rabbi Esther L. Lederman reflects on the concept of God as "I Will Be What I Will Be" from the biblical passage of Moses at the burning bush, emphasizing the...
20 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy
Jewish philanthropy can’t miss the AI revolution
20 Apr
As artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly transforms global industries and ethical landscapes, Jewish philanthropy has a crucial role to play in leading this r...
20 Apr
Lehrhaus
Belonging
19 Apr
Jonah Rocheeld reflects on his struggle to reconcile his religious upbringing in a Modern Orthodox community with his intellectual journey that revealed nume...
19 Apr
Future of Jewish
The Growing Problem with Jewish Values
17 Apr
Andres Spokoiny critiques the modern emphasis on Jewish values as a reductionist and often superficial substitute for the richer and more demanding tradition...
17 Apr
Lehrhaus
Love Bends the Line
16 Apr
David Curwin explores the notion that love, encapsulated in the phrase "ahavah mekalkelet et ha-shurah" (love bends the line), transcends rational behavior b...
16 Apr
18forty
The Torah of Exposure
15 Apr
Exploring Parshat Tazria-Metzora, this article delves into the interplay between physical and spiritual aspects as highlighted by Torah teachings. It emphasi...
15 Apr
Chabad.org
Elie Wiesel Never Wanted To Marry
14 Apr
The video explores the personal life and perspective of Elie Wiesel, particularly his initial reluctance to marry. It delves into Wiesel's experiences during...
14 Apr
Tablet
American Heaven
14 Apr
Liel Leibovitz reflects on a unique American holy place, Disneyland, contrasting it with sites of historical sacrifice and national pride such as Gettysburg ...
14 Apr
Tablet
Life Inside the Machine
14 Apr
Adam Lehrer reflects on how early parenting altered his perception of time and space, leading him to explore the HBO series, Industry. Initially skeptical du...
14 Apr
Future of Jewish
We need more of this Kabbalah practice.
10 Apr
Joshua Hoffman advocates for the integration of a Kabbalistic practice known as "the pause" to counteract the impulsive reactions spurred by the recent cease...
10 Apr
Forward
Ben Lerner’s tale of three hotels is a lyrical novel of loss and human potential
7 Apr
Ben Lerner's latest novel, "Transcription," explores themes of loss, identity, and memory through a narrative about a writer returning to his alma mater, Bro...
7 Apr
Tablet
Kubrick’s Angels
7 Apr
In a reflection on the impact of Stanley Kubrick's films, particularly "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "A Clockwork Orange," David Mikics explores how these movi...
7 Apr
The Beinart Notebook
Passover in a Time of Inhumanity and Destruction
1 Apr
Peter Beinart interviews Rabbi Ismar Schorsch, exploring the dichotomy between Judaism and Israeli politics as Passover approaches. Rabbi Schorsch, a promine...
1 Apr
Forward
Passover's 4 cups of meaning
31 Mar
Jay Michaelson discusses the role of the Passover Seder in addressing the Meaning Crisis, defined by philosopher John Vervaeke as a disconnection from self, ...
31 Mar
Chabad.org
Why Adults Can't Tell Time
30 Mar
This video explores the challenges adults face in telling time accurately, delving into the cognitive and psychological aspects of time perception. Through a...
30 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy
No crumb too small: What Pesach preparation can teach us about giving
30 Mar
As Pesach approaches, Rabbi Simcha Scholar highlights the profound lessons in the meticulous preparation required for the holiday, underscoring its parallel ...
30 Mar
Sources
What Discomfort Makes Possible in the Classroom and Beyond
29 Mar
The article explores the transformative potential of discomfort in educational environments, advocating for the integration of humility and trust in teaching...
29 Mar
Chabad.org
What I Do When I'm Angry At G-d
27 Mar
In this podcast episode, listeners explore the deeply personal and often challenging topic of being angry with God. The discussion delves into the emotional ...
27 Mar
Chabad.org
You Can't Skip Parts Of Life
27 Mar
The video discusses the significance of experiencing every part of life without attempting to skip any stages, emphasizing that each moment contributes to pe...
27 Mar
JTA
Donald Trump is breaking all the scripts. What does the Talmud say about improvisational decision-making like his?
27 Mar
This analysis by Deborah Barer draws parallels between the improvisational decision-making style of Donald Trump and the Talmudic notion of acting 'lifnim mi...
27 Mar
Lehrhaus
I Am Tired Of Putting Out Fires
26 Mar
Avi Killip explores a deep longing for the intense, tangible expressions of devotion characterized by ancient Temple practices, particularly the idea of burn...
26 Mar
Jewish Review of Books
Letters, Spring 2026
25 Mar
In a detailed exchange, Rabbi Yitz Greenberg critiques Seth Winberg's review of Daniel Ross Goodman's book, "Soloveitchik's Children," arguing that Winberg u...
25 Mar
18forty
Tzav: The Uneasy Economics of Holiness
25 Mar
Parshat Tzav delves into the uneasy marriage of economics and holiness by expanding on the Torah's guidance regarding the sustenance of Kohanim. It explores ...
25 Mar
Chabad.org
Keep the Fire Burning - Parsha with Rabbi Shalom Paltiel
24 Mar
Rabbi Shalom Paltiel discusses the Torah portion Tzav, which highlights the importance of maintaining a constant flame on the altar and the menorah. He explo...
24 Mar
The Beinart Notebook
What Would Heschel Say?
23 Mar
The article explores how American Jewish leaders' responses to rising antisemitism contrast with the moral perspective of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. Drawi...
23 Mar
Jewish History Lectures
Did this Kabbalist Actually Try to Convert Pope Nicholas III?
19 Mar
This video delves into the intriguing historical account of Abraham Abulafia, a prominent 13th-century Spanish Kabbalist known for his unorthodox attempts to...
19 Mar
Chabad.org
My Message To The WORLD
19 Mar
Rabbi Simon Jacobson, a prominent Jewish scholar and Chabad educator, shares an insightful, uplifting message aimed at a global audience. Through his videos ...
19 Mar
18forty
Vayikra and the Shape of Sacrifice
19 Mar
This 18Forty Parsha Guide delves into the sacrificial system in Vayikra, examining the deep human and theological underpinnings of these ancient rituals. The...
19 Mar
Jamie Geller
She Turned Generational Trauma Into Purpose | Bari Erber | No Reservations
19 Mar
Bari Erber transformed personal and generational trauma into a profound sense of purpose, ultimately becoming a leading figure in Jewish philanthropy. In thi...
19 Mar
Tablet
Fantasia
18 Mar
Leslie Epstein's narrative, "Fantasia," weaves a richly imaginative tale centered around a character named A.S., who ruminates on fate and divine interventio...
18 Mar
Mishpacha
Parshas Vayikra: 5786
17 Mar
Cindy Scarr reflects on Parshas Vayikra and the nuances in its language, emphasizing the small alef in "Vayikra" as a reminder of divine intervention in ever...
17 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy
A window for systemic change: Andrés Spokoiny’s address to JFN 2026
16 Mar
Andrés Spokoiny, in his address to JFN 2026, advocates for leveraging periods of societal "unfreezing" to effect systemic change within the Jewish community ...
16 Mar
Chabad.org
I Was Anti Religious
16 Mar
This podcast episode explores the personal journey of an individual who shifted from a staunch anti-religious stance to embracing Judaism. The narrative delv...
16 Mar
Rationalist Judaism
Back Pain and Toothache
16 Mar
Natan Slifkin addresses a theological challenge related to evolutionary theory and creationism by explaining how evolution can align with Jewish teachings. H...
16 Mar
The Free Press
Dennis Prager: The Battle Over Good and Evil
12 Mar
Dennis Prager, a pivotal conservative voice, has spent half a century advocating the view that without the presence of God, concepts of good and evil disinte...
12 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy
From helplessness to impact: Opening gateways for change
12 Mar
David Weisberg, executive director of World Jewish Relief USA, shares his reflections on combating feelings of helplessness in face of global crises by lever...
12 Mar
Lehrhaus
The Tabernacle as a Response to the Failure in the Garden of Eden
11 Mar
Michael Kurin explores the notion that the construction of the Tabernacle serves as an opportunity for humanity to fulfill its desire to partner with God in ...
11 Mar
Forward
This Jewish philosopher knows our politics are absurd — and why that's a good thing
11 Mar
The exploration of the absurdity in politics, particularly under Donald Trump's administration, can be enriched by the philosophical perspectives of Thomas N...
11 Mar
18forty
Pekudei: The Completed Work
11 Mar
Rivka Bennun Kay's commentary on Parshat Pekudei in the 18Forty Parsha Guide explores the concept of completion through the lens of the Tabernacle's construc...
11 Mar
18forty
5 Lessons on the Discipline of “Enough”
11 Mar
In Parshat Vayakhel, the Israelites face an unexpected directive from Moshe to stop their contributions to the Mishkan once enough has been collected, highli...
11 Mar
Emes Ve-Emunah
Traveling
10 Mar
The post outlines guidelines for engaging in the comments section of a Jewish blog, emphasizing decorum and the importance of respectful dialogue. It include...
10 Mar
Forward
Walter Benjamin knew what Timothée Chalamet meant about opera and ballet
9 Mar
The article explores actor Timothée Chalamet's controversial comments about the declining relevance of opera and ballet, linking them to the thoughts of phil...
9 Mar