particularly in Hasidic communities. It applies to both men and women but is expressed differently in each case. For women, modesty extends beyond clothing to include behaviors, speech ...

or Hasidic clothing. Hasidim are also involved in the diamond, garment, and discount retail electronics industries. Most Hasidic women who work outside the home (usually after their children are ...

9 A young Hasidic pilgrim adjusts his hat. This year, the Jewish New Year according to the Gregorian calendar will come on October 3 and last for two days. However, Jews celebrate all holidays ...

clothing; the fast food restaurants serve kosher food; special Hasidic school buses carry loads of noisy children, and other special buses carry Hasidic men into Manhattan to work. One seems to be ...

Hasidic men wear black and white clothes with ... Suddenly, I was in a world where there were unlimited options for food and clothing. I bought my first pair of jeans and a red-and-white checked ...

With his clean-shaven face and hip clothing, it’s easy to forget that Matisyahu was a Hasidic icon before he was just a Jewish one. But on a segment of HuffPost Live on Tuesday, the Jewish ...

As such, you will find several kosher markets and eateries here, as well as a few synagogues — like Temple Beth El — and residents in traditional Hasidic Jewish clothing. Borough Park holds an annual ...

I am honored to represent the beautiful city of Netanya. Growing up in a Hasidic community in Israel, I had to relearn aspects of life that many others had embraced for years. However, as I ...

Dressed in purple and ready to save lives are the Hasidic Jewish women who run Ezras Nashim, an all-female volunteer EMT crew based in Borough Park, Brooklyn. "Some people don't realize ...

The former president had planned to stop by a kosher restaurant in the Brooklyn Hasidic neighborhood, but the owner, Shulem Yoseph Gottlieb, died — throwing Trump’s campaign stop into question.

When the U.S. Secret Service scoped out Gottlieb’s deli, a kosher spot in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, this week, word spread through Hasidic Brooklyn faster than flanken falling off the bone.