Rosh Hashanah arrives each year with an unfashionable proposition, asking us not merely to examine those who have disappointed us, but to examine ourselves.

So often, when we in the U.S. debate a war, we omit much of the globe from the conversation: We do not talk about (or to) rice farmers in Asia or soda vendors in Kenya when discussing the cost of a wa...

Following a deadly attack on a Michigan synagogue, Arizona Jewish leaders are increasing security while urging the community to focus on unity and humanity.

What is shared between three Abrahamic traditions — Islam, Christianity and Judaism — is the idea that food is never just simply food.

YouTube video by Shamayim: Jewish Animal Advocacy

From the blog of Shmuly Yanklowitz at The Times of Israel