Pluralism
Senior Conservative rabbi Andrew (Andy) Sacks dies at 66
His memory will forever be a blessing and an inspiration for future generations to continue his fight for a more inclusive and just society.
Women of the Wall's Anat Hoffman, wired to fight for pluralism
Pardes remains committed to learning despite Israeli political strife - opinion
Don’t give up on Israel’s democracy - opinion
In ‘Mapping Jewish San Francisco,’ a treasure trove of Bay Area Jewish history goes on display
Bay area Jews have a hidden cultural history to explore.
Even after 125 years, pluralism is the singular vision of Zionism - opinion
Zionism is ingrained in Judaism. It’s not a land grab, as those who wish to destroy Israel remind the world every day.
Far Right tries to stop Bennett from enacting Kotel deal
During the Women of the Wall prayer service taking place on Monday for Rosh Chodesh Shevet, the women were met with violence, which they said was not brought under control by nearby security guards.
Don’t cherish Jewish values? You don’t get to make the call - opinion
Liberals often completely overlook three issues that make up 'the moral matrix' – loyalty, authority and sanctity.
Pluralism is not Jewish? - Opinion
Many Jewish sources which favor unity are opposed to uniformity. Bemidbar Rabbah (13:15,16) for example, affirms that 'there are 70 faces to the Torah.'
Here is how Israel can truly create a shared Jewish-Arab society- opinion
The challenge to Israel, as a democracy, is to create a genuinely shared society, and the best places to develop the shared society concept are in the mixed Arab-Jewish cities.
Arab student awarded medal from college for saving Jewish man from lynch
Kasem shielded Janashvili with his own body while he - as a qualified nurse - bandaged his wounds. Then, he offered support to Janashvili’s mother, who had fainted at the sight of her injured son.
Grapevine April 23, 2021: Pluralism in its full diversity
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Record participation reflects renewed US interest in Zionist Congress
The votes represented the highest number cast since open Zionist elections were adopted in the American Jewish community 30 years ago.
The Honey Foundation is supporting religious pluralism in Israel
While the ultra-Orthodox receive the vast majority of public funding, only 10% of Israelis are ultra-Orthodox.
Landmark Jewish boarding high school closes due to financial issues
The American Hebrew Academy, a Jewish pluralistic boarding school in Greensboro, North Carolina, has closed effective immediately due to financial issues.
