Commentary, first published in 1945 by the American Jewish Committee, is a journal of thought and opinion, which has often been characterized as neo-conservative in its orientation.  It is published monthly, except for a combined July-August issue.  It is indexed in Reader's Guide and Book Review Digest. Pratt holds this title back to 1945 in paper.  It is also full-text searchable in Pratt electronic databases.

Published twice a year by the American Jewish Congress, Judaism describes itself as "a free and non-partisan organ ... dedicated to the creative discussion and exposition of the religious, moral, and philosophical concepts of Judaism and their relevance to the problems of modern society." Judaism is addressed equally to scholars and the general reading public. Pratt holds this title back to 1965.  It is full-text searchable in Pratt electronic databases.

Moment magazine, founded in 1975 by Elie Wiesel and Leonard Fein, is published bi-monthly by Moment, a division of the Center For Creative Change in Washington, D.C.  According to its Website, Moment is "dedicated to serious, highly-literate, intellectual journalism, provides the American Jewish community and other readers with a much needed independent forum that is not tied to any organization or point-of-view. Moment is committed to portraying intellectual, political, cultural, and religious debates within the community, and to educating readers about Judaism’s rich history and contemporary movements, ranging from left to right, fundamentalist to secular."  A recent issue includes an article entitled, "Bob Dylan: The Unauthorized Spiritual Biography."  Pratt holds this title in paper back to 1975.  It is full-text searchable in Pratt electronic databases.