What we will deal with in this article is the issue of adultery and the offspring that results from such a relationship.

Intermarriage is not merely unwise; it is a rebellion against Jewish tradition and Jewish continuity that will almost always end in heartache and misery. 

Judaism embraces women and respects them. While it might appear that men and women aren’t equal in Judaism, that is not true.

Our sages teach us that the Revelation at Sinai was a wedding. God was the groom and the Jewish people were His bride.

A closer look at the Jewish position on intermarriage reveals that this prohibition is not unfair, racist, or arbitrary.

Six events occurred on Tu B'Av, (the 15th of Av), making it a very festive day in the Jewish calendar, just 6 days after the most tragic day of the 9th of Av..