The High Holidays connect us to the cycle of the Jewish year and the hope and promise of new beginnings.

On Shavuot, we celebrate the giving of the Torah at Sinai. But why were the Jews the ones to receive it?

How one language bridges from ancient to modern and holy to mundane.

Rabbinic webinar for Passover 5780

Each of us can be righteous and if we choose to be upright, we will be blessed with joy.

From the Shabbat Queen to women "writing Shabbat," women are privileged to play a role in shaping the personal, communal, and national Shabbat of our day.

Will IDF rabbis put fallen soldiers who converted to Judaism into a diminished category?

The Book of Esther has a happy ending; but what happened to Esther afterwards, when the parties and celebrations were over and life returned to normal.

Our sages were able to point out their deficiencies, thus showing us the way to self-correction and salvation

Even when men prepare the food and women eat it, something within us remains the same.

Women must be seen as people, not sexual objects.

Authority and charisma, accompanied by spiritual and religious power, create an opening for sexual abuse.

If women, rather than men, had been sent to spy out the land of Canaan, would we then have been spared 40 years of wandering in the wilderness?

Women’s reading of the megilla is not bound by a halahkic obligation or restriction. However, this new and exciting Jewish experience can provide a rich religious and spiritual experience