We need to stand up for one another – because no one else willIt is both a moral imperative and a practical necessity. As the Charedi family temporarily living next door reminded me, they won’t stop with the obvious JewsBy David Bennun3 min read
Jewish valuesCan we still be a chosen people in the 21st century?Rabbi Professor Samuel Lebens believes so, as his new book on the subject explainsBy Simon Rocker4 min read
HousingHousing hub proposed for Orthodox community in Salford with built-in succahsThe plans address an ‘acute shortage of suitable affordable housing in Salford’ for the Orthodox communityBy Ben Conway1 min read
IsraelOrthodox rabbis cast ethical spotlight on Israel at London conferenceSettler violence was among the subjects raised at an event that provided space for exploring sensitive issuesBy JC Reporter2 min read
ReligionMajor constitutional shift as Israel passes law making Torah study a ‘foundation’ of the stateIsrael’s parliament night gave final approval to a new Basic Law on Monday nightBy JC Reporter1 min read
Orthodox JudaismOrthodox IDF veteran signs historic pro baseball contractZev Moore becomes only the second practising Orthodox Jew to play in the majorsBy Josh Hasten3 min read
IsraelThe Orthodox rabbi challenging the ethics of might is rightWe meet Rav Mosheh Lichtenstein, the keynote speaker at an Orthodox conference in London next weekendBy Simon Rocker4 min read
Rochdale makes a little LGBT historyWhat may be the first same-sex Jewish ceremony officiated at by an Orthodox-identifying rabbi has taken place in the UKBy Simon Rocker3 min read||February 25, 2026 16:42
A good leader knows when to adaptMoses’s model was anything but mechanical obedienceBy Rabbi Elchonon Feldman4 min read||February 8, 2026 15:47
Why Orthodox communities can find room for a woman rabbiThe title ‘rabbi’ is different now to when it was used in the time of the sages, argues a graduate of a yeshivah that ordains womenBy Rabbanit Nomi Kaltmann4 min read||January 25, 2026 13:08
Minimise suffering, yes, but we should not directly hasten the endThe Assisted Dying Bill: an Orthodox rabbi puts the case againstBy Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum3 min read||January 23, 2026 10:06
By Rabbi Jonathan Guttentag‘No mainstream Orthodox rabbinic body anywhere recognises women as rabbis’While women can take leadership roles in an Orthodox community, halachic boundaries remain, argues a veteran rabbi3 min read||January 20, 2026 10:42
By Josh RoseThe Orthodox gay shul in Tel Aviv that has changed my life for everI made aliyah as I can’t see a future in which I find a Jewish partner and live safely and happily in the UK3 min read||January 15, 2026 09:26
The legacy of a leading thinkerA special edition of the journal Tradition dedicated to the ideas of Rabbi Sacks will be launched at an online event on SundayBy Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum3 min read||October 29, 2025 16:18
The Orthodox thinkers who pushed the boundaries of traditionTwo new books present the ideas of two of the most innovative 20th-century Orthodox rabbisBy Rabbi Dr Harris Bor3 min read||July 2, 2025 15:05
Pioneering New York yeshivah has ordained its 100th Orthodox woman rabbiIt might have once seemed mission impossible – but Orthodox women rabbis are making their mark on Jewish lifeBy Rabba Dina Brawer3 min read||June 17, 2025 14:20