Babylonian Talmud
An Israeli columnist called American Jews ‘traitors,’ here's why he's wrong - comment
A response to Haggai Segal, whose recent column in Makor Rishon branded the world's largest Jewish community as disloyal for not making aliyah.
This week in Jewish history: Yoni and Entebbe raid, Law of Return passed
Three requests Netanyahu should keep in mind when handling Iran - opinion
Parashat Behar-Bechukotai: Live and let live
Archaeological discovery helps prove Babylonian conquest of Israel
The current find is one of the oldest and perhaps the most prominent in its historical significance, as the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem is a major moment in Jewish history.
Marathon Talmud study session unites national-religious community
Some of the most senior rabbis in the national religious community participated in the study session.
Discovered Roman-era pool could be 'the krona of Tzipori' from Talmud
May serve as proof for the existence of a famous ancient Jewish bathing site.
People’s Talmud launches online
The new resource will contain 7,000 entries from the pages of the Talmud to make the wisdom of the ancient Jewish text accessible and relevant to all.
Bringing the synagogue to the stage
The A’irra Shachar concerts feature four styles of bakashot.
Halacha matters: Fighting the dark after the festival of light
Growth, transformation and renewal can take place on numerous levels only when we appreciate that transitions are often an opportunity.
Remembering Baghdad
The exodus of the Jews from many parts of the world is frequently and sadly sometimes a precursor for other forced migrations.
Korea: Time for action
Double, double toil and trouble: Exploring modern-day witches
People may buy into magic in private, but many sectors of the modern world don’t tend to embrace such beliefs, viewing them as ridiculous or weak.
