David Wolpe

‘On the Relationship of Mitzvot Between Man and His Neighbor and Man and His Maker,’ by Daniel Sperber

‘Subversive Sequels in the Bible,’ by Judy Klitsner

‘Sa’adyah Gaon,’ by Robert Brody

‘Collected Essays, Volume 1,’ by Haym Soloveitchik

‘The Mixed Multitude’ by Pawel Maciejko

Jeffrey Rubenstein translates ‘The Formation of the Babylonian Talmud’

‘How Jewish is Jewish History?’ by Moshe Rosman

‘The Lost Worlds of Jewish Spa Culture,’ by Mirjam Zadoff

‘Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Call to Transcendence,’ by Shai Held

The role of Jewish bootleggers and the struggle for cultural acceptance

Introducing Rabbi David Wolpe’s new series on Jewish scholarship

The pop-sci writer’s new ‘David and Goliath’ peddles counterintuitive stories but lacks a soul

As we contemplate our connection to the Divine on the High Holidays, we should recall the reciprocal love at the heart of Judaism

On Tu B’Shevat, Jews celebrate the natural world. Do we praise it for its own sake, or only as a reflection of God?

At the Western Wall, the latest incarnation of an ancient Jewish battle between tradition and modernity