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THE BIMAH at Temple Isaiah is adorned with both the US and Israeli flags.

No, Reform US Jews aren’t abandoning Israel - opinion

By CHARLOTTE KRAUSZ

STUDENTS TAKE a matriculation exam at a high school in Jerusalem. There is a strain of extremism snaking its way through Israel’s youth that, if left unchecked, may change the face of the country for years to come (Illustrative).

The Reform movement is ending its standalone semester-in-Israel program amid declining enrollment

By Jackie Hajdenberg/JTA

Preparations at Gabrieli School in Tel Aviv, ahead of the opening of the school year tomorrow, on August 31, 2022.

A new book made me appreciate Jewish Sunday schools — and the volunteer women who have powered them

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL / JTA

Thousands of Shluchim pose for a “class picture” outside Chabad World Headquarters

Rise of Chabad rabbis signals changing landscape of American Judaism - analysis

YOUTH ARE among the masses taking part in the Celebrate Israel Parade in New York City last Sunday.

Editor's Notes: Jewish identity on parade

Rabbi Lewis and his wife, Jennifer, celebrating with their son Eden as he became bar mitzvah on June 12, 2021.

Rabbi Craig Lewis: Classy reform rabbi in Chattanooga

By NAIM PERESS

Re-CHARGING Reform Judaism conference on May 31, 2023

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch: ‘We are losing the soul of the Reform movement’

Looking south across West 68th Street at the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue. (May 2011)

Reform rabbis gather for NYC conference to cement Reform Jewish values

President Isaac Herzog speaks at the JFNA General Assembly, 2022.

Do Reform leaders really believe in free speech and open debate? - opinion

By DAVID ELIEZRIE

Rabbi Lea Mühlstein

MK Simcha Rothman met with protests at Jewish Agency meeting

Rabbi Charley Baginsky and Rabbi Josh Levy.

Two of UK’s progressive Jewish movements announced a merger

Diaspora Minister Amichai Chikli speaks at the Democracy 2023 conference.

Chikli dialogues with US Jewish orgs. about judicial overhaul

DIASPORA AFFAIRS Minister Amichai Chikli arrives for a cabinet meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem. Chikli responded to Diaspora criticism of the judicial reform by stating: ‘Mind your own business.’

The Diaspora Affairs Ministry should not neglect concerns of Jews abroad - editorial

By JPOST EDITORIAL

REFORM JEWS hold up broken hearts as they demonstrate outside the Knesset in 1997 against pending legislation by ultra-religious parties to tighten their grip on conversion issues.

Reform and Conservative Jews feel discrimination in Israel - Jewish Agency chairman

Members of the Women of the Wall, Conservative and Reform Movement hold Rosh Hodesh prayer at the Western Wall in Jerusalem Old City, March 4, 2022.

Western Wall compromise: Israel's High Court to hold hearing