Zionism: Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
Nov 6, 2024Over the course of two-days, JTS hosted scholars, religious leaders, practitioners, and writers and examined the changing nature of American Jewish affinities with Zionism and Israel.
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Zionism: Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond
Nov 6, 2024Over the course of two-days, JTS hosted scholars, religious leaders, practitioners, and writers and examined the changing nature of American Jewish affinities with Zionism and Israel.
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A Sukkot Open House Points the Way Forward
As the anniversary of October 7 approached, JTS invited our neighbors from surrounding academic institutions and influential interfaith organizations to an open house in the JTS sukkah.
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Remembering Professor Yehuda Bauer (z”l)
Oct 23, 2024It is with great sadness that JTS mourns the loss of Professor Yehuda Bauer, a prominent Holocaust historian who received an honorary doctorate from JTS in 2004.
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Henrietta Szold’s Zionism and Ours
What can this 20th-century Zionist leader teach us about Zionism today?
Read MoreBetween the Lines: Too Jewish or Not Jewish Enough?
Eminent art historian Jeffrey Abt joins JTS for a discussion of his new book on the Jewish Museum of New York, which was founded in 1904 in The Library of JTS.
Read MoreJessica Jacobs joins JTS for a discussion of her recent book of poetry, an engagement with religious texts as an act of devotion to living fully in the world’s complexity.
Read MorePower in Pluralism: Jewish Community Organizing after October 7
Rabbi Ayelet Cohen will explore activism and organizing in Jewish religious communities across denominations, both in Israel and the US.
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