Modern Judaism is an interdisciplinary academic journal that provides a unique forum for studying the experiences and ideas of modern Jews. This magazine aims to promote dialogue among scholars, thinkers, and practitioners, exploring the life, culture, religion, and social issues of modern Jews. Articles typically focus on topics related to understanding contemporary Jewish life and the forces shaping this experience, such as globalization, secularization, the relationship between religion and politics, and identity recognition. Through in-depth analysis of these topics, the magazine not only provides valuable research results for the academic community, but also offers a new perspective for general readers to understand the experiences of modern Jews.

The magazine has a wide readership, including scholars, researchers, students, religious leaders, and the general public interested in Jewish culture and thought. The magazine, through its interdisciplinary nature, provides a platform for scholars from different fields to explore and exchange ideas, promoting a deeper understanding of modern Jewish life and Jewish thought.