Talmud
Israel’s biggest threats demand unity, not partisan warfare - opinion
Israelis must decide whether politics exists to strengthen the country – or whether the country itself will surrender its fate to partisan warfare.
The real threat behind Europe’s crackdown on brit milah - opinion
What Shavuot teaches about Israel’s haredi military service debate
Once, Jews defended themselves to survive. Now this reflects defeat - opinion
'Simpsons' writer describes how writers' room is like hevruta
Stern, who is the younger brother of the wonderful character actor, Daniel Stern, got his start in television writing for The Wonder Years.
David Weiss Halivni, pioneering and sometimes controversial Talmudist, dies at 94
Halivni’s fluency in a wide range of Jewish texts and thinkers was stunning, according to many of the people who studied with him.
Three ladies, three lattes: Doing the ‘Daf’
You ask the questions, the three latte ladies provide the answers!
The ‘Talmudic Encyclopedia’ enters the home stretch to completion
The editors of the massive work – begun in 1947 – will be finishing their project by 2024.
Agunah Day as the aftermath of war
While Jewish law bends over backwards to resolve this human tragedy, by wisely loosening the strictures of proof of death ordinarily demanded by Jewish law.
TikTok Talmud: How Miriam Anzovin brought Daf Yomi to young people
Anzovin succeeded at every educator's dream – making difficult material relevant to their audience.
Daf Yomi on TikTok
We always face the challenge of popularizing Torah while maintaining its integrity and preserving our reverence for Torah.
Meet the TikTok star making Daf Yomi relatable for millennials, Gen Z
Miriam Anzovin is the millennial TikToker making Gemara more accessible on one of today's leading social media platforms.
Judaism's take on the darkness that winter brings
It is hardly a coincidence that for thousands of years, many cultures and religions have held festivals of light at this time of the year.
Bringing the Talmud to life - book review
The book The Snake at the Mouth of the Cave expresses less-studied emotional, interpersonal aspects of the rabbis in the Talmud.