pluralism

Jews get lumped together a lot. Polls refer to “the Jewish vote.” We hear about the “Jewish response.” Labels of Jewish are ...

As Parashat Va’et’hanan opens, Moses is pleading for forgiveness, in order to be permitted to enter the promised land along ...

In the past week the rabbis witting on this blog have commented on several current controversial issues, Christian anti-Semitism, US ...

In our corner of the world, Temple Sinai of New Orleans and The St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church have been ...

While on the surface, the last two posts on this blog from my colleagues, Laura Duhan Kaplan and Joshua Ratner, are about ...

When I see the word “Palestine,” a number of images come to mind: questions regarding borders, refugees, the city of ...

Last week my Facebook feed was busy lining up responses to two online articles that got a lot of professional ...

As I mentioned in my last blog post, I grew up knowing very little about Judaism or Jewish culture. In ...

 November 9, 2013, marks the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, “The Night of Broken Glass.” It is the night many point ...

Today’s reflective post comes from Education Fellow Lex Rofes.The end of summer can be a whirlwind for ISJL Education Fellows, ...