As the war in Syria deepens sectarian splits among Muslims, Iran’s choice to send rockets to Gaza is a sign the emperor has no clothes

A new exhibit paints the sport as a vehicle for assimilation, but Greenberg, Koufax, and even Ryan Braun are Jewish role models

Daniel Gordis examines the legacy of the Israeli statesman who fled the Holocaust, fought the Mandate, and made peace with Egypt

A modest counterproposal for the Facebook COO, who wants to ban the word ‘bossy’

Yet another difficult internal and ancient debate that modern Jews are unlikely to resolve

Dudu Tassa immerses himself in the Arabic music of his late grandfather and reinterprets it for modern audiences

A weekend retreat inspires advocacy for gay Orthodox Jews and creates a support network for families in religious communities

As Jews around the world commemorate the rescue of Persian Jewry, how do those who live where the story took place mark the day?

Praying on the side with their chosen gender is a quiet political statement for some, and a personal milestone for others