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Keep the Sabbath, or Keep the Doors Open?

Should Philadelphia's new National Museum of American Jewish History remain open on Saturdays? An only-in-America debate.Why the Loyalty Oath Is a Good Deal

When there were still Jews in Arab lands, they would have jumped at the chance to pledge loyalty to a "Muslim and democratic state" in return for the same protections Arabs enjoy today in Israel.Sacrificial Images

A gallery of Jewish art depicts the Binding of Isaac, an event related in this week's Scripture reading.Disgracing Andrei Sakharov

In its zeal to demonize Israel, the European Parliament has befouled the memory of the great Soviet dissident by nominating an anti-Israel lobbying group for the prize bearing his name.Family Matters

The Hebrew Bible portrays many models of family life, each arising from a distinctive economic situation.The Rabbis vs. the Reconstructionist

In 1945, a group of Orthodox rabbis transformed the face of American Jewish religion by burning Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan's Sabbath Prayer Book and excommunicating its author. (PDF)Scroll Through

The Israel Antiquities Authority is partnering with Google to digitize the entire collection of Dead Sea Scroll manuscripts for online public viewing.Forgetting the Victims

The architecture of the Los Angeles Holocaust Museum, open this week, strives to create an emotional experience, not to convey a message; at whose expense?Ale Trail

Ancient Israel's affinity for beer.Tutu’s Legacy

The South African archbishop, who retired last week at seventy-nine, is an internationally celebrated champion of human rights—also, a bigoted and relentless fulminator against Israel and the Jews.