Conservative judaism
Conservative Judaism’s new line on intermarriage is a great start. What comes next is key - opinion
Belonging is not declared. It is rebuilt and demonstrated, slowly, through consistency, humility, and courage. If the movement is willing to do that work, genuine repair is possible.
Judaism’s Conservative movement apologizes for decades of discouraging intermarriage
Yom Kippur: What Mishnah Yoma teaches about Jewish unity and public conflict
Conservative rabbi resigns from movement after facing punishment for performing intermarriages
New memoir paves way for Holocaust survivor's stories
The Wagamama Bride by Liane Grunberg Wakabayashi debuts a personal tale whine shining a light on a Holocaust survivor's story.
Decrying ‘social justice,’ 49 people sign ‘Jewish Harper’s letter’
The letter calls on Jews to take action against the “suppression of dissent” that is said to be dominating the United States
Conservative rabbis to review ethics code over abuse, gender inequity
The RA will be working to update ethics codes with Sacred Spaces, an organization that works with Jewish communities to address sexual abuse and power abuse.
Orthodox rabbis support conversion decision - comment
This move, we believe, will help foster in Israel a less coercive Orthodoxy and worldwide will embrace all of our people as part of Am Yisrael, with a shared past and shared future.
Reform, Conservative leaders slam PM’s comments on 'fake conversion' fears
Netanyahu expressed concern over 'fake conversions’ and said the govt must 'protect the borders of Israel’ when asked about the recent High Court ruling on non-Orthodox conversions.
Is it possible to choose between 'Jewishness' and Israel?
After a week like this one, I find myself caught between values that are core to my very being.
Jewish conversion law aside, we need to respect each other first
At the “entrance gate” to the Jewish people stand those who prefer to live in social ghettos and avoid seeing the vital national value of conversion.
High Court conversion decision is symbolic, significant and honorable
The decision does honor to the country’s identity as a Jewish and democratic state.
Israel's conversion ruling: What it does and doesn’t do
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: The ruling, as significant as it may be, does not solve the question that has dogged the country since its establishment: Who is a Jew?
As Orthodox rabbis, we support the court's conversion ruling - opinion
The Supreme Court decision has the potential to bring us closer, allowing Jews from all streams to feel part of the destiny of Am Yisrael.