In this week’s ‘Daf Yomi,’ Talmudic sages attempt to deal with the risks inherent in communal loyalty taking precedence over common law and principled justice

When I tried making a treasured family recipe, I decided it needed some revisions. This Rosh Hashanah, I’ll honor my great-grandmother by updating her recipe.

Whether it’s to work or to play, Israeli life is built around coffee. Here are some of the best places to refuel.

A wedding present, a family history, and Ukraine’s dark 20th century, 75 years after Babi Yar

An IDF soldier shoots a wounded Palestinian terrorist in Hebron, and is detained and tried. His guilt or innocence will reveal how Israel—after five decades of military control—is dealing with its society becoming more intolerant, more dangerous, and more violent.

Brutalities cry for attention. Attention to the appalling causes disturbance. Deal with it. You’re at school to be disturbed.

Is the philosopher’s complexity enough to excuse his overt anti-Semitism? A dive into the so-called ‘black notebooks’ from the 1930s is revealing.

Campus Week: Your guide to today’s leading Jewish rappers, and where they started from, and now they’re here

Mark Greif’s thought-provoking new collection of essays defiantly refuses to lay waste our powers, getting and spending