The last days of Pesach reveal our sorrow at bloodshed but wars must not be lost
Our mourning on the fast of Tishah b'Av reveals a complex relationship with the past
Education lies at the heart of our survival as a people, as Chanukah reminds us
Rabbis have debated whether to share the light with the outside world or simply among Jews
Many shul services will be abridged and many of us will be praying at home this year - so which prayers are essential?
The subject has become a more popular A-level choice in Jewish schools
We'll be looking to science rather than miracles to combat coronavirus - so where does that leave the Pesach story?
Judaism Reclaimed: Philosophy and Theology in the Torah, Shmuel Phillips, Mosaica, £19.99
Why did it take so long for the rabbis to start talking about Chanucah? Here's a fresh explanation
Traditionally the Temple was said to have been destroyed because of senseless hatred. But is there sensible hatred?
Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims will gather in the northern Israeli town of Mount Meron at the weekend for Lag Ba'Omer
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