Going in two directions at once: The struggle for the soul of religious Zionism
Six years ago, I led a demonstration against the segregation of women on public buses in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods.
Six years ago, I led a demonstration against the segregation of women on public buses in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods.
The Shi’ite Hezbollah movement this week released a new three-part documentary on the 2006 capture of two Israeli soldiers, which sparked a 34-day conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
If you are a Jew who doesn’t eat bacon or shellfish because Judaism prohibits eating pork products and shellfish — but you do eat chicken and beef that have not been slaughtered according to halachah (Jewish law) — do you keep kosher?
In late June of this year, I returned from an enlightening journey to Israel after embarking on a trip sponsored by Birthright Israel, a program that sends thousands of Jewish teens and young adults to tour Israel.
I had the pleasure of attending a dinner where Jesse Owens spoke about his experience in the 1936 Olympics in Germany (“This Week in Jewish History, July 29).
The Yesha Council has represented Israel’s settlement of the West Bank for nearly five decades.
Hasia Diner is one of the most acclaimed American-Jewish historians in the country.