What’s with the Jews and their stubborn insistence on living in a world of superstitions and anachronisms?

We depend on our touchstones: psychological security, a stable income, protection from crime. Clothing, food, warm shelter

The Torahs were technically considered state property and that tampering with them could result in the harshest punishments.

I’llnever forget the day a rabbi told me to stop reading so many Jewishbooks.

It had been a drizzly morning, gray and overcast, and I stood like a soldier outside a local bagel shop.

Take this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Bereishit.

Take these 10 questions to see how well you know the joyous holiday of Sukkot.

“We have another son, who, unfortunately, is not well. He is autistic. He needs a blessing.”

Many old-timersrecall the custom for children to carry a candle stuck into an apple on top ofa flag.

Sure there are the Torahs and prayers, but there is also dancing, singing, capering, and snacking in the synagogue.