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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 The Jewish Week)

“Orthodox” Is Not A Trademark Of The OU

by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky
February 13, 2018

Categories: Articles, Denominations, Halakhah, Halakhah, Life Cycle, Modern Judaism, Torah/Talmud, Women's Forum
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Between Text and Culture: A Definition Of Mesorah

Categories: Denominations, Halakhah, Modern Judaism, Philosophy, Women's Forum
ARTICLE

AUDIO RECORDING – Sin, Prayer and the Holocaust

by Rabbi Ronald Price and Rabbi David Weiss Halivni Z"L
February 12, 2018

Categories: Holocaust, Modern Judaism, Philosophy, Tefillah, Torah/Talmud
Madagascar, Interview with Rabbi Pinchas and Miriam Klein VIDEOS

Madagascar, Interview with Rabbi Pinchas and Miriam Klein

by Bonita Nathan Sussman
February 5, 2018

Categories: Life Cycle, Modern Judaism
DIVREI TORAH

Yom Kippur – Committing to Torah

by Rabbi Noah Gradofsky
February 4, 2018

Categories: Converts/Conversion, High Holidays, Holidays, Modern Judaism
ARTICLE (Reprinted from Times of Israel)

The Perils of Xenophobia: Jewish Thoughts on the Immigration Debate

by Doug Aronin
February 2, 2018

Categories: Articles, Modern Judaism, Politics
ARTICLE (Reprinted from American Journal of Trial Advocacy)

Silence Is Golden: Clergy Confidences; The Interaction Between Statutes & Case Law

by Rabbi Jeffrey Miller
January 9, 2018

Categories: Modern Judaism, Relationships
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In Orthodox Jewish circles, single women largely forgotten

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

Charlottesville and the Jewish Question

by Doug Aronin
January 2, 2018

Categories: Articles, Modern Judaism, Politics

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