Zionism: Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
Nov 6, 2024Over the course of two-days, JTS hosted scholars, religious leaders, practitioners, and writers and examined the changing nature of American Jewish affinities with Zionism and Israel.
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Nov 6, 2024Over the course of two-days, JTS hosted scholars, religious leaders, practitioners, and writers and examined the changing nature of American Jewish affinities with Zionism and Israel.
Read MoreJTS mourns the loss of Felice Gaer Baran (z”l), director of the American Jewish Committee’s Blaustein Institute for the Advancement of Human Rights, who received an honorary JTS degree in 2018.
Read MoreReflections on this Week’s Presidential Election
Nov 8, 2024Rabbi Gordon Tucker explores looking at the election and its results through the lens of Jewish tradition.
Read MoreA Sukkot Open House Points the Way Forward
Nov 6, 2024As the anniversary of October 7 approached, JTS invited our neighbors from surrounding academic institutions and influential interfaith organizations to an open house in the JTS sukkah.
Read MoreHenrietta Szold’s Zionism and Ours
What can this 20th-century Zionist leader teach us about Zionism today?
Read MoreBetween the Lines: Too Jewish or Not Jewish Enough?
Eminent art historian Jeffrey Abt joins JTS for a discussion of his new book on the Jewish Museum of New York, which was founded in 1904 in The Library of JTS.
Read MoreJessica Jacobs joins JTS for a discussion of her recent book of poetry, an engagement with religious texts as an act of devotion to living fully in the world’s complexity.
Read MorePower in Pluralism: Jewish Community Organizing after October 7
Rabbi Ayelet Cohen will explore activism and organizing in Jewish religious communities across denominations, both in Israel and the US.
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