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The Princeton scholar is honoured for decades of work on how Judaism, Christianity and Islam shaped one another, and on the long history of anti-Judaism.
Read the story →The Central Council of Jews in Germany and publisher Ernst Klett launch Da'at Hadorot, an eight-volume series for pupils aged 10 to 16, starting with the Torah.
Read the story →The Orthodox Jewish New Testament scholar, long a bridge between Jews and Catholics, will lead the Catholic scholarly body for 2026–27.
Read the story →Eshbal Ratzon proposes that the Qumran community used its perfect seven-day-based calendar in practice, then quietly dropped it as it drifted out of season.
Read the story →The former Penn Hillel director, known for rethinking how young Jews engage with community, will lead Conservative Judaism's flagship school from July 2026.
Read the story →The pioneering Masorti rabbi, the first woman to serve a Berlin pulpit since the Holocaust, now heads the worldwide body of more than 1,600 Conservative rabbis.
Read the story →The Bible scholar and Hebrew Union College provost helped shape The Torah: A Women's Commentary and led an interfaith project of letters from 100 religious leaders.
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