Halacha
Make this year’s seder meaningful when tables are smaller - opinion
We are a link in a chain that stretches back over three millennia, a chain that has endured exile, persecution, and upheaval, yet has never been broken.
IDF's ‘Operation Roaring Matzah’: Keeping Passover, ensuring security for army and country
Western Wall debate must not overshadow prayer, unity during times of war - opinion
Shabbat under fire: Navigating Jewish law, missile alerts in Israel during war - opinion
What's next for women's advanced halachic study in Israel?
When it comes to women’s halachic learning and certification, Israeli policy, legal reforms and communal acceptance all play a significant role
Yad La'isha: Jerusalem center fighting trapped marriages
Also known as “The Aguna Warrior,” Yad La'isha director Pnina Omer and her Jerualem-based organization fight to free women in trapped marriages.
The Israeli Right has gone too far - opinion
The result is that although the majority of the public as of today does not really want to destroy the modern Jewish state, the Right has not been wiped out.
Letters to the Editor February 13, 2023: Is it normal?
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Rabbis and LGBTQ+ Jews, a developing topic of compassion and halacha - opinion
What unites these rabbis is the idea that the Jewish community has an obligation to respect the divine humanity of each community member, without condoning acts that are outside Halacha.
Israeli Law of Return revision is another step to halachic state - opinion
The writer made aliyah 23 years ago in the framework of the Grandchild Clause of the Law of Return.
Will technology make Jewish law irrelevant? - opinion
Moshe Koppel: “I believe we are now at an inflection point, one that has implications for Halacha.” Here are 4 areas where technology can change how Jews observe the law.
15 women blaze trail in Halacha education
The Religious Services Ministry has recognized 15 women for their participation in Jewish leadership roles
Pulling the plug: What does Jewish law say about 'passive euthanasia?'
Jewish bioethicists significantly disagree regarding “passive euthanasia,” which can constitute either the withholding or withdrawing of treatment from the terminally ill.
From grass roots to the establishment - Opinion
We recently witnessed history in the making: The new state-administered Halakha exams for women.
