In our day, the rabbis’ rulings regarding going to war over the Land of Israel are not mere theory

Lev Shestov offers a provocative and daring challenge to complacent familiarity with the Bible and unchallenged traditional understanding of faith

Israeli professor involved in test of the Red Heifer ritual calls it an “historical moment” on the road to purity and redemption.

An examination of the Magdala Stone and what it tells us of Jesus’ ministry and influence on Judaism

Daniel is one of those biblical names, still widely used in Israel today, that is not only strong and lovely, but carries significant meaning

“What, are we waiting for the Archangel Michael to fly to Rome, tear down the Vatican and return the Temple treasures to us?”

We mustn’t check our compassion for Ukrainian victims of Russian aggression, but can their present ordeal be separated from Ukraine’s horrifically antisemitic past?

Tel Aviv University’s annual report on global antisemitic trends paints a bleak picture of the treatment of Jews worldwide

A growing number of Bible-believing Jews insist Israel stop making decisions regarding Jerusalem based on fear of the international community