Yom Kippur, the Holy Day of Repentance and Reconciliation for Jewish People, Begins Friday at Sundown
Yom Kippur is a vital day of atonement in Judaism, focusing on reflection, apology, and commitment to change.
Bombs won't bring quiet': The antiwar Israeli whose parents died on October 7
Maoz Inon emphasizes the need for peace and action over war, criticizing current extreme interpretations of Judaism and urging for an alternative approach.
Angels in Christianity evolved as messengers, building on Jewish traditions while becoming integral to Christian belief systems.
Jewish flight attendant sues Delta after being served ham sandwich, getting denied day off on Yom Kippur
Delta Airlines faces a lawsuit for allegedly serving a Jewish flight attendant a ham sandwich and denying his request for Yom Kippur off.
Self-forgiveness is more than self-comfort a philosopher explains
Self-forgiveness involves transforming guilt and shame into positive emotions like respect and humility, highlighting its moral significance.
'Real Shiv Vibes'
Jenny is depicted as an anomaly within her family, grappling with her identity and the expectations placed upon her.
Why American Liberal Judaism Is America's Most Liberal Monotheism
Progressive Jewish denominations demonstrate greater LGBTQ+ inclusivity, highlighting a shift in religious community dynamics compared to Christian counterparts.
Kamala Harris: A Baptist with a Jewish husband and a faith that traces back to MLK and Gandhi
Kamala Harris's religious faith and social justice values are influenced by a fusion of traditions from the Black Church, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Indian heritage, and Judaism.
President Javier Milei of Argentina shows strong interest and devotion to Judaism, impacting policies and relationships with Israel.
A Pioneering New York Rabbi Says Goodbye to Her L.G.B.T.Q. Congregation
Rabbi Kleinbaum, a leader of a predominantly gay synagogue, faced backlash for wanting to march in an Israel Parade, highlighting the challenges of inclusion within the Jewish community.
Potsdam's new synagogue a 'milestone' for Jewish community DW 07/04/2024
Potsdam Synagogue opens doors after almost 20 years of construction, being the last of Germany's 16 state capitals to have one.
How a 1933 Book About Jews in Magic Was Rescued From Oblivion
Discovering a book on Jews in magic led Richard Hatch to realize its positive content, contrary to the initial assumption of it being antisemitic.