Adin Steinsaltz, acclaimed scholar who made the Talmud more accessible, dies at 83
Steinsaltz died Friday at 83, after years of declining health.
Are families fleeing Jewish day schools? Far from it, but it’s complicated.
Far from facing devastating enrollment declines, some Jewish day schools are finding that the pandemic is bringing them new students.
Bertram Korn, 64, Former Editor Of Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
Korn served as executive editor of the Exponent from 1994 to 1997 and was involved in establishing the Philadelphia branch of the media watchdog gr…
Poway Chabad Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein pleads guilty to tax fraud
Goldstein pleaded guilty Tuesday in a scheme that enabled donors to his synagogue to get the bulk of their money back but still claim a tax deduction.
Netanyahu admits Israel reopened ‘too soon’ after surge of COVID diagnoses
Facing a surge in coronavirus cases and mounting public anger over the economic fallout, the prime minister took responsibility for the decision.
Lester Wax, 74, Vintage Car Enthusiast With International Reputation
Car enthusiasts from around the world would seek Wax’s advice and send him parts to repair.The post [Lester Wax, 74, vintage car enthusiast with …
Palestinians release counterproposal to Trump peace plan
Under the proposal, the Palestinians would accept a sovereign demilitarized state with “minor border adjustments.”
For some small kosher food purveyors, the coronavirus era is boom time
With supermarket shopping suddenly a health-threatening endeavor, local food producers have seen a boost in sales.
Veterans Affairs Dept. to reverse course, replace headstones that have swastikas
The department had previously said it would not change the headstones, calling them “historic resources.”
Aaron Rubashkin, 92, Patriarch Of Troubled Kosher Meat Empire
Rubashkin opened a butcher shop in Brooklyn in 1953 and eventually presided over the largest kosher meat producer in the United States.The post …