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In Memoriam: Emanuel Litvinoff

The prolific British poet, novelist, and screenwriter raised his voice in protest against the fate of the Jews.Holy Writ

Transforming the English language, the King James Version also permanently shaped English and Western ideas about human nature, freedom, and responsibility.At the Bar of Justice

In envisioning the great annual "day of judgment," the ancient rabbis and poets invoked legal and military images drawn from Greek and Roman life.Budget with the Bathwater

The Trajtenberg Committee on Socioeconomic Change is wise to advise Israel not to jettison the responsible fiscal policies that helped it weather the 2008 economic crisis.Abbas Strikes Out

His UN speech made waves and drew cheers but will ultimately hurt his cause.Repentance, Prayer, and Tzedakah

A history and analysis of U'netaneh Tokef.In and Out of the Ghetto

Meet Benedetto Blanis, a Jew in early modern Florence who taught Hebrew, alchemy, and kabbalah to one of the Medicis.Brave New World

A law professor and Orthodox rabbi contends that new reproductive technologies should be embraced—cautiously, and within limits—for the good they can do.What Happened to Raoul Wallenberg?

According to a Russian official, the Soviet version of the Swedish hero's 1947 death may have been fabricated and his captors may have "helped him die."Seven Thousand Ways to Say “Happy New Year”

Telling the story of Zionism through Rosh Hashanah greeting cards. (With images.)