Yom Kippur

U.S. Grant, Chester Arthur, and Yom Kippur.

Oct. 6 2022 12:01AM

Finding God in the minutiae.

Joseph B. Soloveitchik
Oct. 4 2022 12:01AM

The Jewish soldiers who laid siege to Metz in 1870.

Daniel Lipson
Oct. 3 2022 12:01AM

If we’re going to shame people, we should also find a way to forgive them.

Sept. 15 2021 12:01AM

Apart from Kol Nidrei, no High Holy Day prayer is better known than Un’taneh Tokef. But there’s a puzzle at its heart.

Sept. 14 2021 12:01AM

This week, we dig through the archives to bring you excerpts from our best conversations on faith, mortality, tradition, obligation, and sin.

Sept. 25 2020 12:02AM

The rabbis saw no contradiction, only completion.

Milton Himmelfarb
Sept. 25 2020 12:01AM

For Yemimah Mizrachi, it’s the simple folk who matter.

Sept. 25 2020 12:01AM

Jonah is the anti-Moses: a prophet who wants to persuade the Lord that some people are that bad and should be made to pay for their sins.

Oct. 8 2019 12:01AM

For the sins of attacking the electoral system, of not defending Israeli society, . . .

Ruthie Blum
Oct. 7 2019 12:01AM

S.Y. Agnon, Solomon ibn Gabirol, and “The Sign.”

Stuart Schoffman
Oct. 4 2019 12:01AM

The antithesis of both ancient pagan fatalism and the modern cult of victimhood.

Sept. 18 2018 12:01AM

The art of the Leipzig maḥzor.

Sept. 18 2018 12:01AM