Reform Movement
Herzog voices solidarity with Jerusalem Reform synagogue after repeated attacks
Herzog told the community leaders that he would discuss the incidents with the Israel Police and stressed “the utmost importance of freedom of worship for all in the State of Israel.”
Albert Axelrad, Brandeis Hillel rabbi who championed pluralism and social justice, dies at 87
In the shadow of October 7: How Yom Kippur has changed for some secular Israelis
Jerusalem Reform synagogue egged on Rosh Hashanah in second attack in a month
An Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbi spend Shabbat together
For years Orthodox rabbis maintained that working with Conservative and Reform rabbis lends legitimacy to their movements and views of Judaism.
Jewish institutions call on Lapid to prevent violence at Western Wall
Heads of Jewish institutions to PM Lapid: "Concrete actions should be taken so that Jews of all streams feel at home at the Kotel."
US revokes visa of Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu
A source close to Eliyahu also told the Post that the rabbi was summoned to the US embassy, asked to give over his passport and then his visa was taken out and the passport returned.
Shuly Rubin Schwartz inaugurated as first woman chancellor of JTS
“My goal is to offer a nuanced educational approach that prepares future leaders to share Judaism’s riches," said Shuly Rubin Schwartz in a speech.
US Jews back resolution calling awareness to infertility rates
The resolution declares “that the United States Government has a responsibility to help examine, create, and implement solutions to address and alleviate the problems associated with the disease.”
Hebrew Union College to end Cincinnati rabbinical program amid controversy
The decision comes after years of declining revenue and enrollment at the school — and months of bitter debate across the Reform community.
Hebrew Union College's downsizing plan sparks fierce debate in Cincinnati
The seminary’s leadership isn’t proposing closing the campus altogether. Instead, all HUC rabbinical students enroll in New York and Los Angeles, while Cincinnati will become a research center.
An Ohio rabbi’s misconduct involved a child. No one told his congregants
A photo showing Rabbi David Komerofsky and Rabbi Jon Adland a year into Komerofsky's employment took new meaning after Adland was named in a sexual misconduct report.
Hebrew Union College could stop ordaining Reform rabbis in Cincinnati after 147 years
The board of directors for Reform Judaism’s historic seminary is set to vote next month in New York on a proposal to stop enrolling rabbinical students in Cincinnati, citing declining enrollment.
Tensions will be high at Kotel for Rosh Hodesh service on Friday
Reform and Conservative movements are expected to march toward the Western Wall while Haredim are arranging protests.