Darshanit Miriam Udel speaks to the Georgia House of Representatives about the relevance of the occasion and its ties to the parsha.

Darshanit Miriam Udel speaks to the Georgia House of Representatives about the complete recognition of God in Parshat Beshalach and the implications of the midrashic claim that infants see and are seen by God.

The word “memashesh” appears to imply that the plague of darkness was tangible. Kate Rozansky traces the root throughout Tanakh and evaluates what power imbalances occur in each.

Following her Rebbe’s passing, Rabba Sara Hurwitz shares the impact Rav Moshe Kahn had on his students and the greater community of women in Judaic studies with his humility and passion.

Following her Rebbe’s passing, Rabbanit Tanya Farber shares the impact Rav Moshe Kahn had on her in offering myriad sources and encouraging students to delve.

Following her Rebbe’s passing, Rabba Rachel Kohl Finegold shares the impact Rav Moshe Kahn had on her both in his shiur and beyond.

Following her Rebbe’s passing, Rabba Wendy Amsellem shares the impact Rav Moshe Kahn had on her in his ability to teach the most difficult matters without apologetics.

Following her Rebbe’s passing, Rabbanit Dalia Davis shares the note she wrote thanking Rabbi Moshe Kahn.

After Leah Hochauser z”l’s recent passing while still an agunah, the systemic abuse so many agunot suffer has come into focus. Rabba Ramie Smith reflects upon just what went wrong.

Five Rabbis, including Maharat Rori Picker Neiss, are suing Missouri over its abortion ban, arguing that it impedes religious practice and the value Judaism places on a mother’s life.