The people of Israel remained fragmented until the emergence of Moses. He began to reunite Israel under his leadership until they finally escaped Pharaoh’s rule, came out of Egypt, and were given ...

About 130 members of the African Hebrew Israelites of Jerusalem, a group of Black settlers in Israel with roots in the U.S., face deportation.

Nevertheless, Hebrew Israelites, even those whose rituals mirror normative Jewish ones, are not Jews according to halacha, Jewish law as understood and followed by the Conservative movement and ...

The 2020 US Census put the Black population at 41.1 million, so extrapolating from the Lifeway data, there are approximately 1.6 million Hebrew Israelites in the U.S. — not counting the small ...

The African Hebrew Israelites are one of a constellation of Black religious groups in the U.S. that emerged in the late 19th and 20th centuries and encompass a wide spectrum of Christian and ...

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Gently but firmly correcting their perception of “success,” Jesus invites them to remember what is truly important.

To help the Israelites realize that they had no business remaining in Egypt, and that it was their destiny to leave and go back to where they belong. (Although I always stick to the pshat ...

African Hebrew Israelites finally see legal victory against Israel's deportation threats (RNS) — Peace Village in Dimona, Israel, is the largest enclave of African Americans living outside the US.

Hebrew Israelites: Facts, myths and reflections Kanye West and Kyrie Irving brought the headlines. Now two Black scholars bring the truth ...

Like the Israelites, we can be paralyzed by fear, rather than boldly marching forward toward new possibilities.

I finally realized that we Jews probably would have perished in Egypt, or have been non-Jewish Egyptians today, if it were not for the wise decisions of several women who, I argue, not only saved ...