The Arab-Israeli Conflict May Have Already Ended
Don’t let bombs upstage breakthroughs.
June 21, 2022
Why Some Reform and Conservative Congregations Are Becoming Lubavitch to Stay Afloat
A new way for longstanding communities to reverse decline.
In the past two decades, more than one-third of Conservative synagogues and over 20 percent of Reform have closed, according to a 2020 study by the Pew Research Center. Some congregational leaders have reached out to the Chabad movement to help their communities grow. Cathryn J. Prince reports:
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Qatar Is Funneling Billions into Washington and Elite Universities
Doha’s investments seem to be paying off.
Why Some Reform and Conservative Congregations Are Becoming Lubavitch to Stay Afloat
A new way for longstanding communities to reverse decline.
The Music of Morocco’s Jewish Women
These Sephardi “romances” tell both personal and national stories.
The Bosnian-Muslim Family Who Saved Jews from the Nazis—and Who Were Later Rescued in Return
A new film tells the story of Zejneba Hardaga.