Spring 2023(5783) 5783

The shidduch between Nat and kashrut was odd, to say the least. It surely does not appear, at least on the surface, to have been a match made in heaven.

Jewish Ukraine is a different place today than it was thirty years ago. A lot has changed.

Reichmann used his business and political connections to lobby on behalf of Jews throughout the Soviet Empire, leveraging his influence with world figures on behalf of unknown Jews.

Bread isn’t the only thing that may not be rising this Pesach.

Worried about the Pesach sized hole that enters your wallet each spring? Here’s how to shop smarter this year.

In This Section What Artificial Intelligence Teaches Us about What it Means to be Human by Rabbi Netanel Wiederblank Halachic Smarts about Smart Technology by Rabbi Chaim Jachter Artificial Intelligence: The Newest Revolution in Torah Study? Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin in conversation with Professor Moshe Koppel AI Meets Halachah: Jewish Action speaks with Rabbi Dr. Aaron […]

While artificial intelligence may be new, the question of what makes us human is not.

Though “OK, Google,” might indeed be “okay” for weekdays—it is assuredly not for Shabbat and yom tov.

There are many different areas in which AI can revolutionize Torah study and, in fact, already has.

Could AI ever really pasken sheilot?