Does It Matter Who Succeeds Ayatollah Khamenei?
Rumors of the Supreme Leader of Iran's demise are circulating.
March 12, 2015
The Jews of Kasuku, Kenya
“We started to understand there’s a difference between Messianic Judaism and Judaism, and some of us chose to turn to Judaism.”
In a remote area of Kenya, a small community of Jews has recently established contact with other East African Jews. Although their origins are uncertain, they seem to have come to Judaism through Christianity in the 1990s, and were formally converted under the auspices of the American Conservative movement in 2006. Melanie Lidman writes:
March 12, 2015
The Long, Troubled History of Jews and the Left
The rise and fall of a political alliance.
Robert Malley and U.S. Middle East Policy
The checkered history of the president's new Middle East adviser.
Marriage and Conversion in the State of Israel
Two reform-minded rabbis discuss.
The Jews of Kasuku, Kenya
“We started to understand there’s a difference between Messianic Judaism and Judaism, and some of us chose to turn to Judaism.”