An opinion piece explores how non-religious Israelis are increasingly engaging with Jewish heritage, though critics argue the movement selectively embraces only culturally convenient practices.

An Iranian refugee, Behnam Vali Heydarian, shares his personal story of persecution, attacks, and pro-Israel activism after his journey from Islam to Christianity and Judaism, expressing fears of deportation to Iran.

Major religions including Judaism, Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism have historically viewed solar eclipses as powerful divine signs, often associating them with negative omens or apocalyptic events.

A pastor addresses rising antisemitism and a perceived right-wing version of the 1619 Project, arguing that these threaten America's Judeo-Christian foundations by erasing Judaism from Christianity's origins.

American economist and public intellectual Jeffrey Sachs, a prominent critic of Israeli policies, has warned against conflating Judaism with Zionism.

A review discusses 'Joseph Albo,' an influential work that places belief and commitment at the core of salvation within Judaism.

Discussions are highlighting Maimonides as a bridge between Jewish and Muslim religions, fostering interfaith understanding.

A review discusses how American-trained leaders have significantly influenced and transformed key debates within Israeli Judaism, particularly concerning gender roles and religious authority.

The Shavuot holiday in 2026 is presented as a reminder of faith, loyalty, and Jewish purpose, emphasizing Judaism's mission to elevate the physical world through Torah and mitzvot.

An opinion piece discusses the historical journey of Judaism and its role in carrying God's presence and moral vision into the world.

An opinion piece traces the history of Jewish converts and their role in shaping criticism of Judaism and Zionism, from medieval disputations to the present day.

Brianna Leapley, raised without modern technology in an Amish community in Kentucky, converted to Judaism and moved to Jerusalem to build a new life.

Leading progressive rabbis in the UK have stated that Israel's current political trajectory risks becoming incompatible with Jewish values, emphasizing that criticizing the Israeli government is a Jewish obligation, not disloyalty.

Jakub Sewerynik discusses the strong emotional reaction among many Polish Catholics to a letter from the Polish Episcopal Conference concerning the Church's stance on Judaism, highlighting a sensitive issue.

An opinion piece reviews Mordecai Kaplan's Reconstructionist Judaism, examining its vision for American Jewish civilization and the contemporary challenges it faces in fostering community and commitment.

An article explores the scriptural narratives concerning women within the Abrahamic faiths of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, highlighting their roles and interpretations.

Some Jews seek Judaism without peoplehood; the Haggadah warns that faith and community are inseparable.

The ongoing US/Israel vs Iran war will go down in history as one landmark event that has re-educated the world about how the politics of identity can be used as a baton to beat history, religion and…

Temple Israel boasts the second-largest congregation in the denomination

Choosing my religion: Max Olesker’s gruelling journey to Orthodox Judaism  The Observer

An opinion piece encourages individuals not to hide their Jewish identity, sharing a personal anecdote about a son's experience on a residential course in Australia.

A new study reveals that young US Jews are engaging with Judaism informally, often through immersive experiences like summer camps and Israel travel programs, despite limited participation in traditional communal settings.

A statue of the influential Jewish philosopher Maimonides in Córdoba was defaced. The incident is being interpreted as an act targeting Judaism.

American influencer Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, traveled to Tel Aviv, sparking public discussion.

Despite a rise in antisemitism, the UK is experiencing an increase in adult conversions to Progressive Judaism, with individuals like Elizabeth Arif-Fear describing it as a personal journey.

Argentine President Javier Milei praised 'Judeo-Christian values' at a Chabad event, as Argentina seeks to attract European Jews. Milei has expressed interest in converting to Judaism after leaving office.

A sociologist highlighted the fascinating coexistence of Judaism, Islam, Roman Catholicism, and Orthodoxy on a street in Constanța, Romania, following the reopening of the Israeli Temple, noting the image is shadowed by xenophobic comments.

Israel's Ambassador to the US, Yechiel Leiter, publicly condemned remarks made by MK May Golan, who accused a Reform Rabbi of "officiating dog weddings."

Avi Maoz stated in an interview that granting the Chief Rabbinate authority over prayer arrangements at the Western Wall is essential for its protection, a move that would also establish the Rabbinate as the representative of Judaism.

Emmy-nominated writer and producer Yona Speidel, formerly known as Our Lady J, shared that revealing her conversion to Judaism has been more challenging than coming out as transgender, having recently experienced grief as a Jew for the first time.

An opinion piece discusses the three foundations of the Jewish nation—people, leadership, and land—and how understanding their interaction is key to comprehending Israel's role for Jews.

Progressive rabbis have issued a warning, stating that current actions in Israel pose an 'existential threat' to Judaism itself.

An article explores why secular Israelis, despite significantly reshaping the state, have not had a similar impact on the evolution of Judaism within the country.

Social media personality Dan Bilzerian denied accusations of antisemitism in a TMZ interview, questioning the term's usage and stating his intention to run for Congress.

A personal narrative describes how Eminem's film '8 Mile' served as a catalyst for the author to overcome abuse and explore a world beyond their orthodox Jewish upbringing.

An article compares different understandings and perceptions of time across major world religions, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

Tomasz Terlikowski comments on Polish Catholicism, stating that the reactions of religious circles to a bishops' letter on Judaism revealed that antisemitism can still be openly manifested today.

Shi'ite Islam and Judaism have more in common than you think  Haaretz

A memorial in Darmstadt marks the 150th anniversary of the Liberal Synagogue, serving as a reminder of the destruction of Judaism and keeping Jewish heritage alive.

A new poll indicates that Canadians view Islam most negatively, with 50% holding a negative opinion, while positive opinions of Judaism saw the largest decline.

The Trump administration has withdrawn its subpoena demanding records about antisemitism complaints and a list of campus groups involved with Judaism from the University of Pennsylvania, after pressing the university for over a year.

Jonathan Spector’s new play 'Birthright' at MCC Theater uses the free Israel trip as a starting point for a conversation about Israel, Judaism, and friendship.

Historian Marc David Baer's book "Children of Abraham" highlights the close and symbiotic relationship between Islam and Judaism, demonstrating how their followers coexisted for over 1300 years with surprising examples.

German-Afghan Islamic philosopher Ahmad Milad Karimi's essay, a 'Muslim declaration of love' for Judaism, emphasizes the common roots of Abrahamic religions, aiming to foster peace in conflict regions.

This article explores the Jewish concept of hashgacha pratit, or divine providence, suggesting that there is no mere happenstance and everything is connected, particularly during periods of grief for Israelis.

Haaretz delves into the 'raucous and roundabout story' of Reform Judaism, offering an in-depth look at its history and development.

A new episode of 'As Histórias da Bíblia' delves into the historical existence of Abraham, the patriarch central to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

The article discusses the long-standing debate around Zionism and how its connection with radical Judaism is increasingly shaping Israel.

An article discusses the relationship between Zionism and Judaism, highlighting risks to the Holy Land, religious tensions, and a decline in pilgrims amidst reports of insecurity and hostility.

Charley Baginsky and Josh Levy, co-leaders of progressive Judaism in the UK, have criticized the Israeli government's actions, deeming them incompatible with Jewish values.

An opinion piece argues against conflating Israel's defense forces with a specific religious identity, suggesting a broader national approach.

A 'different war' is reportedly unfolding in Jerusalem, a holy site for Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, concerning the practice of animal sacrifice.

A controversy has erupted in Poland concerning a letter and the question of whether bishops have converted to Judaism, involving figures like Braun and Tymiński and discussions on defending Catholic values.

An opinion piece explores why Judaism refuses to build its identity on tragedy, focusing on Passover and the Holocaust as examples of constant vigilance and duty.

A report details the story of the son of the 'Father of Zionism' who reportedly left Judaism, leading to him being 'cut off from his people'.

The incident raised concern because the area contains some of the holiest sites in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, making any strike nearby especially sensitive for an international audience.

A recent Knesset vote has sparked debate and concern over Jewish unity, as it suggests Israel may legislate one stream of Judaism's authority over the Western Wall, a site significant to all.