Request aims to reassure the Jewish community

Rosh Hashanah Seders, Jewish Home Altars & Other Innovations for Celebrating the Jewish New Year in the Age of COVID-19

New Museum Expected to Draw More Than 35,000 Visitors a Year to City's Museum District

New discoveries strengthen the identification of first-century Bethsaida-Julias at el-Araj

Reconstructing Judaism serves nearly 100 congregations and operates
soon to be renamed College for Reconstructing Judaism

The event will commemorate the Biblical Botanical Garden's 30th Anniversary​.

True Saga of Baltimore Family Co-Written by Baltimore Native Rafael Alvarez; Film to Align with Local Resources, Non-Profit Living Classrooms

300 women from around the Tri-State area will join together for Challah On The Park, a community challah-baking event led by Sara Briman, chef of Hotel Encanto Acapulco in Mexico, whose challah won the American Academy of Hospitality Science's prestigious Five Star Diamond Award.

Following in the path of the acclaimed first volume of a proposed three-volume set edited by Rabbi David A. Teutsch, A Guide to Jewish Practice: Shabbat and Holidays opens vistas of meaning and practice that will inspire readers to shape their own a

Ayalim, an Israeli non-profit, has been establishing youth villages in impoverished towns and cities across Israel.

While struggling to hide the true meaning of the recent Talpiot Tomb findings, the Jesus Discovery team blunders into a trap set by the Hebrew author of the Book of Revelation, exposing Christian Rome's darkest secret to the bright light.

The January/February 2012 issue of the Biblical Archaeology Review is the "Find A Dig" issue which lists the various archaeological excavations taking place in the Holy Land. This issue also explores topics pertaining to Jerusalem's layered pas

The Biblical Archaeology Society is excited to announce the 14th Annual Bible and Archaeology Fest to be held in San Francisco this November. The latest information on Bible and archaeology scholarship will be explored by the 20 scholars speaking thi

With the Dead Sea Scrolls recently being digitalized and able to be viewed online, the Biblical Archaeology Society (BAS) is providing access to resources which allow visitors to further explore what they mean and why they matter. BAS can be seen as

Three times a week, Joel Samberg's "License to Kvell" provides a little diversion in a blog with a Jewish twist.

The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding has become all but derailed due to Jewish suspicions of the intentions of the Muslim group, members said.

In his new book, J. Randall Short explains the problems with much historical and comparative research on one of the Bible's most famous narratives, and he presents a fresh reading of an old story that will interest all serious students of the Bible.

Samuel J. Scott, a former Boston newspaper editor and founder of the Considerations blog who moved to Israel in 2008, has published "Letters from Israel: An American journalist's adventures in the Holy Land."

Codex Judaica is a chronological index of Jewish History. You can visit the website at www.codexjudaica.com and browse through the pages to see if it suits your purpose.

InOverOurHeads Productions releases the episode one of a reality series that sneaks a peek at the lives of close friends. Coping with their realities as young, Jewish parents, they debate the absurd, laugh at convention, and reevaluate their ideals.

Robin Trehan said,treating others as you want to be treated and behaving in a way that is "okay" in the eyes of God is how business men and women should behave.