Rabbi David Hartman, a leading Jewish philosopher who promoted Jewish pluralism and interfaith dialogue, died Feb. 10 at his home in Jerusalem. He was 81.

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Joan Lunden and David Hartman jokingly delivered the traditional "GMA" open. — -- "Good Morning America" co-anchors, meteorologists, correspondents and contributors from the past 40 years ...

David Hartman and Joan Lunden of "Good Morning America" in 1980. ABC's "Good Morning America" celebrated its 40th anniversary Thursday by bringing back virtually all of its past hosts and ...

Elisheva Goldberg reviews the life and work of Rabbi David Hartman, a philosopher who revolutionized the observant Jewish world.

CBS News correspondent Steve Hartman has spent six years on a deeply personal project, visiting eight families affected by five school shootings across the U.S.

On the news of his death in Jerusalem on February 10, we reprise excerpts from our 1999 interview with this eminent Jewish philosopher, leader of liberal Orthodoxy, and founder of the Shalom ...

Reminiscing about his time at ’Saturday Night Live, David Spade recalled one story about a fight between Phil Hartman and Rob Schneider.

Rabbi David Hartman Two existential threats to Israel played a pivotal role in Rabbi Hartman’s life.

The Carter interview was led by Bell, the news anchor, not Hartman. But in 1980, when Ronald Reagan (a fellow actor) was elected president, it was Hartman who scored the post-election interview.

In a 1999 interview for this program, Hartman said he believed that “the fundamental mission of the Jewish people is to be a vision of pluralism and inclusiveness.” comments powered by Disqus.