A prominent voice within French Jewry, Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur carefully combined personal stories, Biblical and rabbinic texts and terms and Jewish history to create this thoughtful volume.

Yishai Sarid’s sixth novel is a nuanced and darkly humorous investigation of the IDF and compulsory military service.

The Talmud obligates Jews to speak out against a wrong. One of the strongest ways to make our voices heard is to vote.

As the third anniversary of the Tree of Life massacre approaches, the question becomes: What can we do to fight antisemitism?

For anyone interested in how pandemic fears are transmitted and understood in words and images, this is a volume worth reading.

A new effort to include learned women—often titled rabbanit—into matters of Jewish law hopes to advance these scholars' standing in the Orthodox world.

What makes the book so unusual and so commendable is that it can work well for readers at different levels and with varied knowledge of Talmud.

When my husband was let go from his job with a nonprofit due to downsizing, we were filled with uncertainty and terror for the future.