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The earliest complete stone tablet of the 10 Commandments

World's oldest complete Ten Commandments tablet sold for over $5 million

The buyer, who chose to remain anonymous, plans to donate the artifact to an unnamed Israeli institution

Devo Klein, ILTV | 12.20.24

Two Jewish concepts that can enhance your Thanksgiving

The Jewish practice of gratitude aligns closely with the holiday spirit, emphasizing the power of specific and habitual expressions of thanks; recognizing blessings and routine kindness deepens relationships, fosters contentment and transforms the holiday into a meaningful spiritual experience

Rabbi Dov Ber Cohen | 11.27.24

The rise of 'born-again' Jews

Julie Platt on 'the surge' of Jews returning to their roots, showing up in numbers the American Jewish community hasn’t seen in years

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 11.15.24

התכנסות "אשא עיני" בירושלים, כחלק מטקס קבלת מתגיירים ומתגיירות לקהילת התנועה הרפורמית

Reform Jewish conversions up in Israel, data shows

Since the Supreme Court ruled that conversions conducted by Judaism's Reform movement in Israel would be recognized for citizenship, more people opt to take that route, especially after the Hamas massacre

Yogev Israeli | 10.29.24

'Some people think it is forbidden even to talk to those who think the opposite of them'

Dr. Tsuriel Rashi, a student of Israel Prize laureate Prof. Asa Kasher, co-authored a book on professional ethics in Judaism with him; despite Kasher's controversial remarks criticizing the government and settlers, Rashi remains firm, refusing to apologize for their collaboration

Itzchak Tessler | 09.07.24

Did October 7 change how we view faith and religion?

New study examines whether Israelis grew closer to religion following the shock of October 7 and the widescale military draft that followed, and is this a recurring phenomenon such as what we experienced after the Yom Kippur War

Dr. Hagar Lahav | 09.03.24

הפגנת משפחות חטופים ופעילים מול שגרירות ארה״ב בת"א

The Jewish nation is a relay race

Opinion: Survey shows social discord undermines deterrence against Hamas; discord stems from nation's disconnect from Judaism

Dr. Ruth Kabbesa Abramzon | 08.30.24

These are the laws, customs and times for the fast of Tisha B’Av

Other than fasting and mourning the loss of the Second Temple, Tisha B'Av has various other traditions in Jewish culture to help us remember the tragedy; This year, soldiers taking part in operational activity due to the war are prohibited from fasting | Watch live from the Western Wall throughout the day

Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon | 08.12.24

'Just like in Israel, the Jewish community here is struggling'

The North American Jewish Choral Festival in Stamford, Connecticut, brought together people from diverse backgrounds in a vibrant celebration of music and community, featuring performances that resonated deeply in the context of recent global events

Daniel Edelson, Stamford | 08.04.24

'I'm wrestling for the US but in my heart, I'm also wrestling for Israel'

While the Israeli delegation has high hopes for the 2024 Paris Olympics, Diaspora Jews will also participate in events including wrestling, fencing, swimming and more

Yaniv Pohoryles | 07.12.24

Spirituality, faith gain ground in Israel 9 months after Hamas attack

Many Israelis turn to religious engagement for solace and strength in wake of October 7 massacre; 'We see a growing strength in people’s Jewish identities'

Maayan Hoffman, The Media Line | 07.06.24

Kabbalah scholar and cobbler Rabbi Shalom Shmueli dies at 106

Hundreds gather in Jerusalem to mourn the rabbi who was held in high esteem in the city and refused to be payed for his teaching, operating a cobbler shop instead

Shilo Freid | 06.30.24

Ultra-Orthodox rabbis call for only Haredi tenants in Bnei Brak

Rabbis say G-d is testing homeowners to see if they preserve customs by preventing non-Orthodox from moving into the city's newly built neighborhood

Shilo Lapid | 06.23.24

Rabbis vs. robots: can AI become the new authority in future Halacha rulings?

Just as AI cannot replace critical human jobs in fields like psychology and education, rabbis assert that religious leaders won't be replaced so easily either

Ofer Nidam | 05.31.24

יהודים שנעצרו ונכלאו במצרים לאחר קום המדינה

The pictures that tell all: the swan song of the Jews in Egypt

Jews thrived in Egypt for over 2,500 years; after Israel's creation and ensuing wars, they faced severe persecution, with many expelled, until almost none were left; archival photos showcase a cultural tapestry of traditional attire and sports enmeshed with religious education

Itzchak Tessler | 04.22.24