In his new book “Holiness and Society: A Socio-Political Exploration of the Mosaic Tradition,” Shoval, an Israeli philosopher and dean of the Argaman Institute for Advanced Studies, examines holiness as a distinct political category.
Adam Kirsch’s must-read “On Settler Colonialism: Ideology, Violence, and Justice” seeks to understand, and argue against, a morally dangerous framework that has appeared in contexts ranging from climate change to the Israel-Hamas war.
This cake is perfect for Rosh Hashanah and any special occasion.
September is National Chicken Month! It’s the perfect time to explore some new recipes and, perhaps, test drive potential High Holy Day fare.
In his new song, “Speed Dial,” American-Israeli Orthodox Jewish rapper Nissim Black urges people to first go to God for help.
The exhibit, “Colors and Light,” features the works of three diverse artists: Benson Simmonds, Caty Maxey and Reihaneh.
Taste Buds with Deb – Episode 73
“Songs for the Brokenhearted,” Tsabari’s first novel, was worth the wait.
A touching film about a great romance, finding strength in hard times and coming together as a family despite political and religious differences.
Tamarind is an indispensable ingredient in the kitchen, lending dishes a sweet and sour complexity.
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