The Majority of One and the Minority of One

Talmudic legal discussions regarding monkeys and elephants convey a profound lesson about the nature of friendship.

The Hebrew Bible commands that the Temple priests serve in group shifts rather than all together. Why?

An idiosyncratic sport sheds light on the prohibition of holding a grudge.

Judaism provides various ways to sanctify the biological need to eat.

A Jewish sage may not issue a legal ruling while intoxicated, underscoring the gravity of the law.