How calendars transformed Jewish life in America

A new initiative aims to fight anti-Semitism one Seder at a time

In this week’s ‘Daf Yomi’: Are the laws of kashrut based on an overly wide interpretation of a single verse in Deuteronomy?

Ted Cruz replaces the Democrats’ muddled manifesto with a clear and unequivocal exploration of the hatred of Jews and its particular evils

Despite a few recent examples of college administrations standing up for Jewish students, faculties are likely to bend to anti-Israel pressure in the long run unless opposed systemically

Twenty-five years after he massacred 29 Palestinians midprayer, the killer is more revered than ever. Why?

503 years after the first Jewish enclave was instituted in Venice, what does the word ‘ghetto’ mean today?

How two fundamental pillars of Western thought—classical Greek rationalism and monotheistic Jewish faith—collided in a remote area of the archipelago to produce a short-lived but influential communist

Tablet Original Fiction: What right has the Lord of the Universe to forget me?