“It was the Jewish family who instilled in me singing from the heart.”

The red fence and the Gentile gaze.

Supersessionism, a controversial headline, and the toughest questions of Jewish-Christian dialogue.

Destruction vs. redemption—and the remarkable survival of European Jewry.

“How do I help our Christian friends understand that the Jewish people still face blood libels today?”

A people “whose sole attribute was that they had been murdered, and whose murders served a clear purpose: to teach us something.”

The UCC, in its decline, lashes out at Israel.

An irrevocable bond.

A change in focus rather than a change in views.

From Charlemagne to Rashi.

Obadiah’s message in Teaneck, New Jersey.

Half a loaf of bread in exchange for water.

Samson Raphael Hirsch wades into an intra-Christian controversy.

What Francis’s visit to Iraq means for Israel and the Jews.