Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll is co-founder of REACH3K, a branding communications firm and founding member of Chochmat Nashim, which raises awareness of women’s issues. (Photo: Laura Ben David)
For Israelis it was a tense wait after Iran launched its attack
I never thought I’d be badly affected by the pandemic but then all my energy drained away
Visiting a town on the border with Lebanon brings home our proximity to our enemies
The Orthodox Jews who approve overturning Roe v Wade are going against Torah law
A survey reveals dissatisfaction with the performance and attitude of rabbinical courts
As a community, we can end get refusal abuse if we ensure that certain rules are followed
Tennessee’s decision is absurd — and profoundly worrying
My son's upcoming wedding to a Moroccan girl is an example of the vibrant mix of Israel
For too long the default image of Orthodox Jews has been exclusively male. Now a new photography project has been launched to make women more visible
Younger activists are leading the way in standing up to haters with pride in their heritage
Call those close to you. It’s all too easy to forget the things that are truly important in life
The excavation of the City of David is revelatory and deeply moving for the Jewish people
The Batei Din must take this suffering seriously and use their powers to combat get refusers
Antisemites have always been dense, but their stupidity has been limitless in recent weeks
Thousands of miles away, every opportunity is used to vilify us, to spread one-sided stories and even lies
The alleged crimes of Meshi Zahav force us to ponder the nature of sin and repentance, writes Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll
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