The Path from the Iran Deal to War
Tehran’s many new opportunities for aggression.
August 20, 2015
Is Open Orthodoxy a Separate Denomination? Will It Become One?
What the early history of Conservative Judaism can tell us.
Once a loose term for those at the most liberal edge of American Orthodoxy, “Open Orthodoxy” has increasingly taken on the trappings of a movement, particularly since its leaders began training and ordaining female clergy. Zev Eleff seeks to draw lessons from two developments in the history of 20th-century American Judaism: the schism of Conservative Judaism from Orthodoxy, and the non-schism of Modern Orthodoxy from the rest of Orthodoxy:
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Dealing with the Anti-Israel Movement on Campus: Advice to Students and Their Parents
What to do if a professor picks on you for being pro-Israel.
Is Open Orthodoxy a Separate Denomination? Will It Become One?
What the early history of Conservative Judaism can tell us.
Remembering Theodore Bikel, Israeli
He brought Zionist folk songs to America.
An Ancient Warrior Woman in Southern Russia with a (Possibly) Hebrew Seal
How did it get there?