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Disclaimer: The opinions expressed here are that of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the Union for Traditional Judaism, unless otherwise indicated.

ARTICLE (Reprinted from Institute for Jewish Ideas and Ideals)

Hakham Yosef Faur: A Model for Orthodox Modernity

by Rabbi Alan J Yuter
April 25, 2021

Categories: Halakhah, Halakhah, Modern Judaism, Philosophy, Torah/Talmud
ARTICLE (Reprinted from NYC Religions)

The Experience of Online Synagogue

by Rabbi Shlomo Segal
April 19, 2021

Categories: Coronavirus, Modern Judaism
ARTICLE (Reprinted from Times of Israel Blog)

The Ethicist and the Tattoo Question

by Doug Aronin
April 11, 2021

Categories: Coronavirus, Halakhah, Modern Judaism
UTJ Rabbis Share Divrei Torah as Passover Approaches (5781/2021) VIDEOS

UTJ Rabbis Share Divrei Torah as Passover Approaches (5781/2021)

by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky, Rabbi Leonard Levy, Rabbi Moshe P. Weisblum, Recommended by UTJ and Rabbi Steven Saks
March 23, 2021

Categories: Holidays, Holidays, Modern Judaism, Passover, UTJ Events
ARTICLE

The Night of the Watch, A Modern Midrash

by Rabbi Moshe P. Weisblum
March 23, 2021

Categories: Holidays, Holidays, Holocaust, Passover
ARTICLE

Israeli Law Should Protect Jews But Not Define Judaism

by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky
March 21, 2021

Categories: Anti-Semitism, Converts/Conversion, Denominations, Israel, Modern Judaism, Politics
DIVREI TORAH

(Video) Terumah – It’s All About the Ark, Stupid!

by Rabbi Steven Saks
February 21, 2021

Categories: Politics
DIVREI TORAH

(Video) Mishpatim – The Danger of Misplaced Compassion

by Rabbi Steven Saks
February 16, 2021

Categories: Politics
ARTICLE

Discussion of Rabbi Zev Farber’s “Can Orthodox Education Survive Biblical Criticism?”

by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky, Mitch Morrison and Rabbi Gerald Sussman
February 9, 2021

Categories: Modern Judaism, Philosophy, Torah/Talmud

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