Mishna
Jewish learning defines knowledge in a fragmented world - opinion
In an age of distraction, Jewish knowledge is no longer about knowing everything, but about engaging deeply with the core texts that shape understanding, practice, and meaning.
Your Investments: Birthdays, the Super Bowl, and setting boundaries
Horrors and heroes: Reasons to bless the bad that came from Oct. 7 - opinion
What can be, unburdened by what has been; Introduction to Pirkei Avot
250 rare biblical texts go online, making them available around the globe
David Dangoor discusses his latest project – the online publication of 250 rare religious writings that ‘form the bedrock of our civilization’
Book review: Growing through sin?
A journey through what sin and failure have meant in different eras of Jewish history and how they can elevate us.
Pirkei Avot: More than ‘Who is rich?’ and ‘Who is wise?’
The study of Pirkei Avot is an invitation to life lived purposefully and meaningfully, and with spiritual integrity and intelligence.
Above the fold: Cultural synapse on Jerusalem
The Jewish perspective on Jerusalem has evolved out of necessity.
A feast of unbiblical exotic curiosities
Makluba is one of the top items on the Eucalyptus menu, with chicken, rice and vegetables served with a ceremony led by the chef at the restaurant.
Praying for the rain: Starting the agricultural year on the right foot
Prayers for rain are among the earliest liturgical texts, and withholding it is regarded in the Bible as a punishment.