The book reveals the character of the mesoratim as a modern identity structure that holds a fruitful dialogue, both critical and respectful, with the Jewish tradition, instead of either negating tradition or modernity

Shalom Hartman Institute is gearing up for a busy summer, with programs for rabbis, community leaders, Christians, philosophers from mid-June through July

The family of a seventh grader donated a Sephardic Sefer Torah (Torah scroll) to the Shalom Hartman Institute High School for Boys middle school (seventh and eighth grades) - includes a video

The Shalom Hartman Institute Boys High School is being awarded a prize by the city of Jerusalem for its work with rehabilitated prisoners. The project is part of the social involvement program that the school has become known for

Goldman (1918-2002) was one of the most original and profound Jewish philosophers of our day. His work includes research and independent philosophic creation, and lays out a novel reading of Jewish sources in the light of contemporary philosophy

Two-day seminar enriched school principals and Be’eri program coordinators and deepened their knowledge and understanding of the educational challenges that the Be’eri program continues to tackle

Morton Mandel was lauded as a man with a true love of learning and ideas at the dedication of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Beit Midrash at Shalom Hartman Institute. Watch a video of the ceremony

More than 100 guests from all over Israel - academics, friends, and family - filled the new Shalom Hartman Institute to mark the inauguration of the Shemaryahu Talmon section of the Alvin Cramer Segal Library, December 29

Prof. Talmon has dedicated this collection of 10 000 books to the Hartman Institute in memory of his parents, Yom Tov Lipman and Hannah Zelmanowicz, and his sisters, Gerda-Leah and Regina-Rebekkah, who perished in the Holocaust

Ariel Abramovitz will soon be participating in the nationwide geography competition

Participants explored, as they will all year, the topics of childbirth and delivery from various perspectives, examining childbirth as experience and metaphor in the Jewish tradition

Participants explored, as they will all year, the topics of childbirth and delivery from various perspectives, examining childbirth as experience and metaphor in the Jewish tradition

Shalom Hartman Institute Charles E. Smith Boys High School is now under way with winter social and community programming

After Tishrei, a month full of holidays and other enrichment activities, the Shalom Hartman Institute Charles E. Smith Boys High School is now under way with its winter social and community programming

The new book, in Hebrew, is called "Crossroads" and deals with the journey to adulthood on the paths of Israeli culture. The book, divided into 13 chapters, symbolizing the age of bar mitzvah

The seminars of choice this year include: Violence, Halakhah and Nationalism, the footsteps of the past in the life of the modern Jew, the Ha`azinu portion of the Torah, and the problem of the righteous man who suffers.

Once a month, top lecturers from Shalom Hartman Institute, including Rabbi Prof. David Hartman, Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman, Micah Goodman and Rabbi Rachel Sabath Beit-Halachmi, transmit their knowledge to hundreds of lay leaders across North America by video conference

A two-day conference, October 6-7, will examine the work of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel (1907-1972). Heschel, author of Man in Search of God and Torah Min Hashamyim, is considered on of the leading theologians of the 20th century

Conference examining the legacy of Abraham Joshua Heschel will be held in early October. Speakers in English and Hebrew to include David Hartman, leading Israeli scholars

The rationale behind this event is to bring together all streams of Jews on Sukkot, the Feast of Ingathering, in Jerusalem for a celebration of Jewish learning and culture