“Pope Francis, May His Memory be a Blessing” by Rabbi Burt Visotzky
Apr 23, 2025Rabbi Burton Visotzky, PhD, Director, Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue, JTS, shares a reflection after the death of Pope Francis.
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“Pope Francis, May His Memory be a Blessing” by Rabbi Burt Visotzky
Apr 23, 2025Rabbi Burton Visotzky, PhD, Director, Milstein Center for Interreligious Dialogue, JTS, shares a reflection after the death of Pope Francis.
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Low-Residency Mekhinah Spring Intensive
At the end of March, Mekhinah students from across the country gathered on the JTS campus for an immersive week of learning and community.
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Israel at a Crossroads—Expanding the Conversation
Apr 8, 2025Our spring 2025 learning series builds on the discussions from JTS’s Israel at the Crossroads convening.
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Israel at a Crossroads: Navigating Religion, Democracy, and Justice
Apr 7, 2025Over two days, engaged audience members gathered to hear from experts in their fields, Israeli citizens, and spiritual leaders during a time of profound trauma. Watch recordings of the sessions.
Read MoreJoin us for the online launch of JTS’s MFA in Creative Writing, where acclaimed author Jonathan Safran Foer will interview program director Etgar Keret.
Read MoreLeo Baeck on Repentance and Forgiveness Before and After the Holocaust
Professor George Y. Kohler’s lecture follows Baeck’s changing ideas on divine forgiveness from before the First World War through the Interwar period until after his liberation from Theresienstadt.
Read MoreCome My Bride: An Artists’ Beit Midrash by Rabbinical Student Anina Dassa
Join senior rabbinical student Anina Dassa for a deep dive into Lecha Dodi, where we’ll go beyond traditional beit midrash learning by incorporating art to deepen our connection with this beloved poem.
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