Avital Chizhik is a writer living in New York City and a frequent contributor to Haaretz.
Tablet Original Fiction: A Jewish heretic wants to read—literature
Letters from the besieged city in Ukraine, from which Jews are making plans to flee civil unrest and political turmoil
An international cast of characters is embroiled in a bizarre legal dispute over the late rabbi’s personal collection of books
At the Seder, we open the door for Elijah. As a child, I thought he’d actually appear. Then I grew up, and anticipation faded into resignation.
While Orthodox girls obsess about skirt length and hosiery choices, are we overlooking Judaism’s most important lessons about modesty?
