Israeli author Micah Goodman wants US rabbis to take an oath in front of their congregations. While some leaders are on board, others say the gesture is redundant

Amicus brief led by Jewish Women International includes organizations representing Reform, Conservative and Orthodox rabbis in high-profile test of Second Amendment

Stephen Weiss, formerly senior clergy at a Conservative synagogue, given six months; prominent rabbi William Lebeau draws criticism for acting as character witness

ADL, National Council of Jewish Women call out Religious Zionist members' history of 'racism, homophobia and misogyny'; across the pond, UK Jewry strikes a milder tone

In letter to Bennett, Lapid and Gantz, organizations urge 'unequivocal action' to stop violence against Palestinians, other Israelis and IDF; note damage caused to ties with US

Rabbinical Assembly says move part of review of its handling of misconduct allegations; 9 listed, including rabbi arrested in Israel for performing non-Orthodox wedding

Jewish officials have historically withheld recognition to protect Israel-Turkish relations and Turkish Jews; Ankara's current regime has changed that

US president tells nearly 1,000 prominent Jews that they 'embody the American dream,' says he supports more Holocaust education in schools

A different prime minister could help heal rift with Democrats and the American Jewish community, leaders say

Rabbi Reuven Hammer remembered for his role in founding the Masorti movement and as 'a leading scholar in the Jewish world'