by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen What has primitive medieval anti-Semitism got to do with us, here, now ? The Passion Play, or Easter pageant, is a...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen The Book of Ruth, which is read on the Festival of Shavuot, is one of the shortest books in the Bible. On the face...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen The great advantage of having to pray alone during this period of lockdown is that one can actually take the time...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen May 8th VE Day is the anniversary of the end of the Second World War in 1945. It marks the final defeat of the...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen My nephew Dov, a philosopher, scholar and rabbi of YAKAR Jerusalem, sent me a brilliant essay he recently published...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen As we approach Israel’s independence day, the relationship between Israel and the Diaspora remains ambivalent....

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen Pesah was always intended to be a challenge – To our way of life and our values. Egypt, the most advanced...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen This past Shabbat, I went for a walk around Central Park. It was a beautiful day. The air was cool and fresh.  The...

by Rabbi Jeremy Rosen I think there’s been enough written about the virus crisis. Here is something less serious, to relieve the tension....