Daily Life
Why Swimming Makes Me A Better Writer
Swimming gives me the space from other people's thoughts that I need in order to focus on my writing.
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Beth Kissileff
Beth Kissileff is the author of the novel Questioning Return and the editor of anthology Reading Genesis. Her writing has appeared in the Michigan Quarterly Review, New York Times, Jewish Week, Slate.com, Tablet, the Forward, Haaretz and elsewhere. Visit her online at www.bethkissileff.com.
News & Politics
Jewish Judicial Criteria Shows: Kavanaugh Is Unqualified
Kavanaugh violates several Biblical criteria for being a suitable judge.
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September 26, 2018
Book Club
9 Books To Help You Live Your Best Life In The New Year
A helpful collection of books to help you live your best life in the New Year.
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September 13, 2018
Grief & Coping
What I Wish Had Been Said At The Funeral For A Young Suicide Victim
We can't take away the pain of those suffering, but we can be there with them so they know they're not alone.
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August 02, 2018
Inspiring People
Biblical Wisdom For Current Days: When Words Fail, It’s Time To Scream
Just as the biblical Tamar, it is time for us to scream against the injustices against our democracy.
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July 19, 2018
Daily Life
Can We Train Ourselves To Be Happier?
Some of the steps we can take towards more consistent happiness are naturally tied into Judaism.
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July 10, 2018
Inspiring People
Roth Provided More Insight Into American Jewish Life Than Most Rabbis
Roth helped make fiction writers as much as a spokespeople for the Jews as rabbis.
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May 28, 2018
News & Politics
There’s No Place For Lingerie Jokes In Professional Settings
The time is up for objectifying women in professional settings.
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May 17, 2018
Book Club
Dr. Elisha Waldman On End-Of-Life Care For His Arab And Jewish Patients
An interview with Dr. Elisha Waldman's, author of This Narrow Space.
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May 03, 2018
Another Way Of Looking At Things
What I Want My Kids To Know About The Holocaust
I want them to learn lessons about Jewish values and maintaining our identity, not just how many people died.
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