At what point does a disagreement between groups of Jews become a point of religious principle, which cannot be compromised?

My husband is Episcopalian, but together we have created a committed Jewish family and stayed part of the Jewish community

Barbara Aiello has uncovered many Italians’ secret histories. But her methods and theories have won her many detractors.

Are the Jewish dating site’s new billboards clever or cringeworthy?

Some Reform leaders see Moses as a model to ease modern tensions. But such a reading of the Torah is strained—and risky.

And half of Millennials who identify as Jews come from mixed families—a story of retention, not assimilation

Pew poll also shows one in five U.S. Jews self-identifies as having no religion

The sixth season of Matthew Weiner’s hit AMC show begins

Whitney’s mother to Oprah: Gay is not OK. Is her prejudice any different from ours against intermarriage?

Rachel Weisz’s happy life with Daniel Craig makes Jewish men wonder if they can ever be good enough

The first patented “Menorahment” defends itself

Hanukkah Tree Topper seems weak in body, strong in meaning

You haven’t heard much about Mark Zuckerberg’s nuptials

On same-sex marriage, Orthodox Jews should keep the religious and civil separate—as they do on other issues

It’s the time of year when intermarried Jews are lectured against Christmas trees. Given marriage trends, the lecturers should learn to pipe down.