Rivka Press Schwartz examines what lies beyond meritocracy for the United States and for American Jews.

Elana Stein Hain explores disagreements within the American Jewish community and what they mean for the future of Jewish peoplehood.

Mijal Bitton and Elana Stein Hain discuss the recent Pew Research Center study on Jewish Americans in 2020

What does it mean to be in a relationship with Israel that engages both the imagined and real Israel, the familiar and the foreign?

Explore the history behind the new coalition government and what it could mean for the future of Israeli-Jewish identity.

What could a future resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict look like, and what would it mean for the lives of Israelis and Palestinians?

Mishael Zion revisits the dilemmas we faced and mines those experiences as inspiration for the future.

Yossi Klein Halevi offers his thoughts on the possibilities and challenges of the new Israeli government.

Yehuda Kurtzer and Yossi Klein Halevi take a different type of deep dive into antisemitism in North America: what is different now, and why it matters.

Two-part beit midrash putting poetry from different sides of Israeli society into dialogue with each other to understand differing viewpoints.

Sarah Wolf explores how we perceive and respond to difficult questions around big issues in our communities.

Gordon Tucker explores Heschel's intimate relationship with prophecy and how it transformed over the course of his life in innovative ways.

Mijal Bitton and attorney and author David French explore what it means to be a voice of conscience who calls out excesses in one’s own partisan home.

David Zvi Kalman explores Jewish responses to climate change when reversal is no longer a viable option.

Two-part elective exploring communal affiliation, loyalty, and personal integrity through Jewish texts and modern legal controversies.

Two-part elective exploring the history of the bi-national state and why it remains relevant today.