How Oct. 7 Changed American Jews
Since the Oct. 7 attack, more than four in 10 American Jews have either sought out or engaged more with Jewish life, ...
Jewish pilgrims journey from Israel to Ukraine, leaving one war for another
More than 30,000 Orthodox Jewish pilgrims are thought to have congregated in the Ukrainian city of Uman for Rosh Hashanah, a ...
Jewish pilgrims journey to Ukraine, from one war to another
Like thousands of other pilgrims, Rony Eli-Ya travelled from his home in Israel to the Ukrainian city of Uman this week for ...
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What Is Judaism? The Answer Isn't So Simple
to living in an ultra-Orthodox community largely isolated from secular society. Some Jews wear black hats and long coats and velvet yarmulkes. Others wear jeans and sweaters and don’t own a yarmulke.
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Are LGBTQ Jews welcome in Orthodox communities? This is how they are building spaces of their own
It was a heart-wrenching choice. But when Daniel Gammerman decided to never set foot back in an Orthodox synagogue, he ...
Toms River OKs second synagogue in North Dover, bowing to federal threat of $10M fine
TOMS RIVER - The township's zoning board has approved an application for the second Orthodox Jewish shul to be opened in ...
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In a year of ‘no words,’ Oct. 7 changed the Jewish vocabulary
On the anti-Zionist left, the academic framing “settler colonialism” gained wide currency to describe and deride Zionism, ...