500 rabbis and Jewish leaders call for action against climate change
Five hundred rabbis and other Jewish leaders from around the world are calling for climate change action.
Quebec government to abolish ethics and religions course
Quebec’s Coalition Avenir Québec government has opened another front in its quest to reinforce secularism, this time in the education system.
Jews, Muslims share experiences of targeted hate
Highlights from an event on Nov. 19 at Toronto’s Imdadul Islamic Centre that focused on how to respond when encountering hatred, either as a direct victim or as a bystander.
Jews, Muslims share experiences of targeted hate
Highlights from an event on Nov. 19 at Toronto’s Imdadul Islamic Centre that focused on how to respond when encountering hatred, either as a direct victim or as a bystander.
Leonard Cohen’s search for the Divine
Rabbi and author Phil Cohen reflects on Leonard Cohen’s lyrics on God and religion.
Married with Kids: Life is too short to spend it alone
Lauren Kramer writes about her younger brother’s decision to marry a non-Jewish lady.
Many Soviets lost their connection to Judaism, but that’s been changing
For many Jewish people, living in the U.S.S.R. meant that their Judaism had to take a back seat. As a result, many Russian-speaking Jews lost their connection to their heritage.
Taube: The bond between Jews and Christians
In this month’s column, Michael Taube writes about the lessons learned from Fox News host Mark Levin’s interview with Pastor John Hagee.
Hazzan: A Jew is a Jew is a Jew
Dave Hazzan gives his personal perspective on the question “Does having a non-Jewish mother make you non-Jewish?”.
Marmur: The keys to happiness
Rabbi Dow Marmur expands on a recent article in The Atlantic which identified four causes of human happiness.
