What can the collective aspects of the High Holidays mean to us after this year of separation?

Rabbi Ed Feinstein explores texts and themes of renewal to inspire High Holiday preparations.

Through poetry and mystical sources, Melila Hellner-Eshed explores the meaning of Torah in Zohar and Hasidut.

Christine Hayes explores Talmudic stories that elucidate the complex ethical issues involved when communities navigate difference.

Biti Roi explores the tradition of reading the Book of Jonah on Yom Kippur and the themes of universal repentance.

Gordon Tucker explores how walls appear between us and the divine through Rabbinic and Hasidic texts, and the soulful music and lyrics of Leonard Cohen

David Zvi Kalman explores gene editing, artificial intelligence, and the changing worth of human life.

Elana Stein Hain considers Biblical and Rabbinic paradigms as a means to consider current Jewish responses to antisemitism.

Sara Yael Hirschhorn traces the history of Zionism and identity politics over the past five decades.

Noam Zion explores advice from the Torah through the Talmud to the contemporary debate on sexual and emotional needs and the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment and sanctity.

Drawing from biblical sources and Zionist visionaries, Micah Goodman charts a new course for Zionism that puts Judaism at the center.

Over two sessions Dani Segal delves into Yehuda Amichai's book, Open Closed Open.

What is a Torah of Possibility for this moment? Melila Hellner-Eshed leads a rabbinic beit midrash on both the fragility and power of hope in the Jewish tradition.

What is the Torah of this moment that can help us begin anew?