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By the Numbers
10 Facts About Divorce in Judaism

The Torah provides clear guidelines for how divorce should be done.
10 Questions: Take the “Who-Said-That?” Quiz

How well do you know Tanach?
Your Questions
Why Must a Tallit Have Four Fringed Corners?

Immediately following the commandment of the tallit, the Torah states, “I am the L-rd, your G-d, Who took you out of the land of Egypt to be your G-d . . .”
What Does It Really Mean to “Win Together”?

When I looked down, I saw an image that said everything, no words needed: my gun, next to my tallit bag.
Halachah for Life
What Does Judaism Say About Animal Cruelty?

Every creature has inherent value and purpose, and we are forbidden to destroy or waste resources without reason.
Freeman Files
A Tzadik Is a Window

Of course, you could always paint pictures on the walls. Perhaps even illuminate them from behind. Or use mirrors, even a battery of television screens. But only a tzaddik can be your window
Voices
Navigating Judaism with Sensory Processing Disorder

It often feels like I am living in a world that was not designed for me.
Parshah
What Keeps Me Going

It is now several years since my diagnosis of ALS.
Project Purpose
Lifestyle
Moroccan Cooked Carrot Salad

See, I place before you today blessing and curse
— Deuteronomy 11:26
Print Magazine

We grow because we remember; we grow because we forget. We forget “I am this.” We remember that we were never really that at all.

It is the power to be all things, to not to be ruled by any of them, because in essence we are none of them.

We grow when we remember we are not who we were yesterday, and tomorrow we will no...