Reform Movement
Herzog voices solidarity with Jerusalem Reform synagogue after repeated attacks
Herzog told the community leaders that he would discuss the incidents with the Israel Police and stressed “the utmost importance of freedom of worship for all in the State of Israel.”
Albert Axelrad, Brandeis Hillel rabbi who championed pluralism and social justice, dies at 87
In the shadow of October 7: How Yom Kippur has changed for some secular Israelis
Jerusalem Reform synagogue egged on Rosh Hashanah in second attack in a month
Union for Reform Judaism pledges to divest millions from fossil fuel industry
A spokesperson for the Union for Reform Judaism said that up to 9% of the organization’s financial portfolio is currently invested in the fossil fuel industry.
When Hamas attacked on October 7, three female rabbis responded
Three leaders, three communities, three stories of resilience: How three female Reform rabbis acted on October 7.
American synagogue debuts vending machine with 'everyday Jewish' items
The synagogue's rabbi led this fusion of technology and Jewish culture in the hopes of promoting small yet accessible Jewish rituals within the community.
Reform Judaism has historic opportunity to connect with Israel - comment
Let’s go on this exciting and historic new Jewish journey together. We have no other option.
Remembering David Ellenson, a Reform rabbi and Religious Zionist - opinion
The Reform world and the entire Jewish world are robbed ideologically because our friend, teacher, mentor, trailblazer, Rabbi David Ellenson, won’t be with us to make the old-new paradigms we need.
This moment is showing the vitality and strength of the Jewish people's diversity - opinion
Our history is a poignant testament to the power of solidarity; it is the fortress that has protected our values, culture, and very existence throughout millennia of challenges.
Over 1,000 American rabbis from diverse backgrounds join forces to support Israel
"We hope and pray that the vision of the Hebrew prophets shall come to pass, that 'all shall sit under their vine and fig tree, and none shall make them afraid.'"
Hebrew Union College to end 4 graduate programs, including 2 in Cincinnati
Rehfeld cited “financial constraints” and enrollment among the reasons for discontinuing the programs.
The religious-secular divide: How to calm the water, and how to stir them up - analysis
Whether this is a full-fledged "religious war" or just the most recent permutation of religious-secular battles that have continued unabated since the state's founding is a matter for debate.
Gov't allocates NIS 2 million to back non-Orthodox faith groups
These funds will be administered by the Social Equality Ministry, which is headed by Amichai Chikli.
