Reform
Banning anti-Zionist rabbis is the enlightened and liberal position - opinion
Enlightenment philosophers envisioned open, tolerant societies. But they understood that a community without boundaries is as doomed as a language without grammar.
As Ohio again tries to block Hebrew Union College’s restructuring, a new rabbinical school emerges
Middle Israel: Smotrich’s crushing Knesset defeat exposes the finance minister's limits - opinion
Why the world wants to learn from Israel’s healthcare, but not our schools - opinion
Knesset passes reform to increase disabled IDF veterans' aid
Defense Minister Gantz and Finance Minister Liberman pushed the reform.
It's time for an electoral reform - opinion
Not every party has primaries, and there is no such thing as regional representation.
Reform, Conservative Jews slam gov’t after meeting
“At this point, warm words cannot stand alone without action," said the director-general of the Masorti Movement.
Kazakhstan’s democratic reformer president bucks authoritarian trend - opinion
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s remarkable courage cannot be overstated, given the fact that he is a political insider and a direct product of the authoritarian Soviet school of thought.
US revokes visa of Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu
A source close to Eliyahu also told the Post that the rabbi was summoned to the US embassy, asked to give over his passport and then his visa was taken out and the passport returned.
This private, on-demand ‘hot rabbi’ may soon be the star of her own reality TV show
Rebecca Eisenstadt and her shih-poo, Scout, can be found shuttling between the Upper East Side homes of her 40 tween students — or “Jewdents,” as she calls them.
Shuly Rubin Schwartz inaugurated as first woman chancellor of JTS
“My goal is to offer a nuanced educational approach that prepares future leaders to share Judaism’s riches," said Shuly Rubin Schwartz in a speech.
Matriculation reform for humanities sparks controversy
A new reform announced by the Education Ministry will cancel the bagrut exams in humanities subjects and replace them with one comprehensive project.
Hebrew Union College to end Cincinnati rabbinical program amid controversy
The decision comes after years of declining revenue and enrollment at the school — and months of bitter debate across the Reform community.
Defense Ministry program for disabled veterans moves forward
Approximately 7,200 applicants are awaiting responses regarding recognition of their disabilities and the degree of help that will be offered to them. The One Soul program will speed up the process.
