Judaism

A guide, teacher, and spiritual anchor — explore the evolving and essential role of the rabbi in Jewish life and culture in Jewish practice.

A sacred rhythm of remembrance and renewal — explore how the Jewish calendar intertwines history, holiness, and human life in context.

Learn about the meaning of Chai in Judaism. Understand its meaning, symbolism, and importance in Jewish culture and traditions in context.

Learn what history can say about the Twelve Tribes of Israel today, including exile, later identifications, evidence, and descent claims.

Learn about core Jewish beliefs, covering beliefs and theology, meaning and significance, customs with historical and religious context.

Deuteronomy is the fifth book of the Hebrew Bible (also known as the "Torah" or the "Pentateuch") in Judaism within Jewish belief.

Abraham is considered the founder of Judaism because he was the first to enter into a covenant, or special agreement, with God in context.

Learn about the Book of Leviticus: An In-Depth View, covering scriptural context, meaning and significance, customs in Jewish tradition.

Learn where Judaism is practiced worldwide, with Pew’s 2020 estimates for Israel, the United States, France, Canada and Britain today.

The Yarmulke, also known as a kippah, is a small, round skullcap worn by Jewish men and, in some modern communities, by women as well.

Learn about Jewish wedding traditions, including the ketubah, chuppah, seven blessings, ring, glass breaking, and community celebration.

Jewish culture is an intricate tapestry woven from a rich history, diverse traditions, and a profound sense of community in Jewish practice.