The Journal Of Jewish Studies focuses on an interdisciplinary approach, encouraging scholars to explore issues related to Jewish studies from a variety of perspectives and disciplinary contexts. This interdisciplinary perspective not only enriches the content of Jewish studies, but also fosters dialogue and collaboration between different disciplines. The journal's article types include research papers, reviews, book reviews and discussions, providing readers with a wide range of academic resources.

The journal covers Jewish history, literature, philosophy, art, religion, and culture from biblical times to modern times. It is not only an important platform for Jewish researchers to present their latest research results, but also one of the main forums for scholars to conduct academic discussions and exchange ideas. By publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed articles, the journal promotes a comprehensive understanding and in-depth study of Jewish civilization.