A decision that significantly expanding the federal protections afforded religious employees in the workplace.

Conversation with Yossi Klein Halevi and Michael Oren, moderated by Jodi Rudoren of The Forward.

The American future and the Jewish future, including that of our Jewish third-graders today and tomorrow, depend on what we do right now.

Examining the biblical verses whose conflicting interpretations led to the splitting of paths between these traditions.

The ruling walks the line between ensuring all citizens are both free to exercise their faith and free from religious coercion.

Nationalism is one of the most powerful political and ideological forces that exists, so it is no surprise that flags are potent symbols.

Many assume that this means the imminent return of Netanyahu but things are actually a lot more complicated than they seem at first glance.

Silman's resignation is soft coercion, to be sure, but it is counterproductive; Judaism and the Jewish character of the State of Israel will suffer for it.

Israel’s recent experience of rampant expansion of sex segregation in public spaces should serve as a cautionary tale for American policymakers.

Tani Frank, Director of Hartman's Center for Judaism and State Policy, discusses new conversion legislation in a conversation with journalist Yardena Schwartz.

Tani Frank, Director of the Center for Judaism and State Policy at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, discusses new legislation on the issue of conversion.