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While the article itself is not provided, it likely discusses the arba minim, the four species used in the Jewish festival of Sukkot. These include the etrog...

The author reflects on the personal and cultural significance of observing Yom Kippur, particularly focusing on the traditional prohibitions of the holiday. ...

Highlighting the importance of providing support for those who need to eat on Yom Kippur, the article discusses the insensitivity of laughing at recipes for ...

AtoneNet, an online platform for anonymous Yom Kippur confessions, was shut down after 11 years due to the infiltration of AI-generated "slop." Created by Da...

On the 20th anniversary of the ban on his works, Rabbi Natan Slifkin reflects on what was a pivotal moment in the Jewish Orthodox community's relationship wi...

Natan Slifkin reflects on the twentieth anniversary of the Great Torah-Science Controversy, when his books integrating Torah with scientific perspectives wer...

In this episode of the Kosher Money Podcast, Rabbi Daniel Glatstein discusses seven commodities that surpass money in value, offering a perspective that inte...

Cindy Scarr explores the challenges and emotional barriers people face during the Aseres Yemei Teshuvah, the ten days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. S...

Cindy Scarr's article explores the emotional and spiritual journey of a woman undergoing fertility treatments during Yom Kippur, highlighting the tension bet...

This episode discusses the alarming pro-terror demonstrations in New York City, questioning the societal response and engagement from political and community...

Natan Slifkin explores the debate between traditional Torah perspectives and the Charedi concept of Daas Torah concerning military service and divine assista...

The episode explores listener feedback on the Re-Form podcast, showcasing discussions about Jewish education, identity, and community in various contexts. It...

Joshua Hoffman's piece explores the ethical dimensions of war within Jewish law through the lens of historical and modern Israeli experiences. During the 198...

Abe Saperstein, founder of the Harlem Globetrotters, is celebrated in a new biography by Mark and Matthew Jacob for his immense contributions to basketball a...

The commemoration of Oct. 7, marking last year's tragic attack by Hamas during Simchat Torah, is shaping this year’s Yom Kippur observances. Jewish leaders a...

Benjamin Kerstein examines the enduring and complex phenomenon of self-hating Jews, highlighting their historical and ongoing influence on antisemitism. This...

Yaacov Yadgar explores the potential reconfiguration of Jewish identity amidst evolving views on Zionism, particularly in the wake of recent conflicts. He ob...

Sarah Osborne explores the complexities surrounding the practice of eating in "shiurim" on Yom Kippur for those who cannot safely fast. Drawing on personal n...

The article explores the multifaceted symbolism of the shofar in Jewish tradition. Its unadorned, natural form, mandated by Halakhah, underscores its role as...

Rav Moshe Hillel Hirsch, a prominent Charedi leader in Israel, has made a significant departure from past ultra-Orthodox stances by endorsing the drafting of...

Sruli Fruchter examines the state of Jewish identity in the American Orthodox community, questioning why there hasn't been a unified outreach effort akin to ...

The episode explores how the Reform Movement's commitment to inclusivity has shaped modern Judaism, examining the milestones that have made Reform Judaism a ...

Dara Horn reflects on a tumultuous year and finds unexpected solace in a visit to the Eldridge Street Synagogue. There, she encounters a mosaic by artist Mar...

Rabbi Eli Feder and Rabbi Aharon Zimmer discuss the intersection of Torah and science, emphasizing how modern scientific concepts like fine-tuning can enhanc...

David Weiss Halivni, a prominent Talmud scholar, spent his life reconciling the ancient text's often convoluted interpretations with a search for clear, obje...

The article delves into the symbolic intertwining of Torah and children, particularly through the lens of Ashkenazi minhag (customs). A focal point is the cr...

Exploring the multifaceted history and cultural significance of the mezuzah, the article delves into its dual role as both a religious commandment and a vess...

Cindy Scarr offers a thoughtful exploration of practical teshuvah, the Jewish concept of repentance and returning to righteous behavior. She acknowledges the...

In "The Mercy of the Court," Cindy Scarr presents a poignant story of a financial dispute between siblings Chaim and Chava over their father's estate. Chaim,...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, seeks support to maintain its mission of offering nuanced insights into Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world. In th...

Rav Eliezer Dunner, a prominent rabbi in Bnei Brak, emphasizes the significance of preserving Jewish minhagim (customs) to maintain the continuity and richne...

An investigation by the Rabbinical Assembly into ethical violations at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles has cleared its deans, Rabbi Bra...

Navigating the intersection of LGBTQ identities and Halacha, this piece discusses the challenges faced by the Orthodox Jewish community in accepting gay and ...

In this installment of "Ask the Rabbis" centered on whether God is the ultimate strongman, various Jewish denominations explore dimensions of God's persona t...

The Moment Debate explores whether Jews can flourish under authoritarian regimes, featuring perspectives from historian Diana Pinto and political theorist Mi...

The episode explores the nuanced halachic issues of whether showering is permissible on Yom Tov, the ethics of giving unhealthy food to individuals at risk, ...

The piece by Natan Slifkin critiques the stance of certain Orthodox Jewish groups, such as Torah uMesorah, against drafting Haredi men into the IDF, contrast...

This piece critically examines the protests organized by Charedi leaders in response to Israeli draft laws affecting their community. These leaders frame the...

In the Parshah Rabbit Hole episode focusing on Nitzavim-Vayelech, the hosts venture into a fascinating discussion exploring whether Jewish commandments (mitz...

Rabbi Irving (Yitz) Greenberg, a renowned thinker in Modern Orthodox and post-Holocaust theology, explores the evolving relationship between God and humanity...

Rabbi Shlomo Leib Mund was acquitted of sex crime charges by a Quebec judge due to credibility issues in the victim's testimony. The case highlighted challen...

Rabbi Shlomo Leib (Leon) Mund was acquitted of sex-crime charges dating to the 1990s, with the court citing inconsistencies in the complainant's testimony. T...

Rabbi Joseph Dweck addresses questions on various religious topics, including the influence of society on personal beliefs and the theological need for mirac...

Rabbi Irving Greenberg, a prominent figure in Modern Orthodox and post-Holocaust theology, explores an innovative interpretation of the covenant between God ...

Michael (Dovi) Weiser has had a diverse and successful career in the real estate industry, evolving from a commercial mortgage banker to the President of GFI...

Former President Donald Trump's current inner circle of Jewish advisors and influencers is notably different from his previous presidency, where Ivanka Trump...

A rare document from the ledger of James Madison, featuring Jewish financier Haym Salomon's contributions to the American Revolution, is now for sale after a...

This piece provides a detailed guide on practical halachic questions related to the Jewish High Holidays, particularly Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Succot....

The article by Rabbi Natan Slifkin examines the divide between American and Israeli Charedi communities, highlighting differences in how they engage with sec...

Rabbi Sari Laufer discusses the Reform movement's focus on social justice, critically examining whether this emphasis has overshadowed traditional Jewish pra...