The Torah sometimes feels uncomfortably timeless. Telling the story of yetzi’at mitzrayim (the exodus from Egyptian slavery) at this year’s Seder led some of us to wonder if we, too, are living through the reign of a new king who warns about the Jews growing too...

Our movement’s position papers that criticize the State of Israel are imprudent and dangerous.

The Zohar, a collection of mystical teachings, tells us that “every person needs to be male and female at all time.”

Ahavat yisrael — the love of the Jewish people — is actually a belief that Jewish people always have the ability to evolve.

If concerns about Zionism could be examined anywhere in the organized Jewish community, Reconstructionist Judaism — with its history of taking courageous stances on difficult issues — should be the place.