Her Majesty’s Government hands down six coronavirus dos and dont’s— from shofar to sukkah
“We know this might be disappointing,” stressed the guidance, “but it’s important to remember that the virus is still with us.”
A rabbi’s 3000-mile Turkish odyssey, in the name of kashrut
“Judaism was born in Turkey,” Rabbi Chitrik explained. “Here is where the destiny of the Jewish people was first drawn.”
A Jewish chef brings kosher deli to Memphis — and thrives
Marisa Baggett, founder of Zayde’s NYC Deli, enters her second high holiday season looking back on a year filled with struggle and success.
Department of Homeland Security exaggerated ‘antifa’ to downplay white supremacy: whistleblower
A DHS employee has accused the department of retaliating against him for refusing to soft-pedal a report on white supremacy.
Is Birthright too late? New program to fund pre-college Israel trips
Summer trips to Israel used to be a far more ubiquitous part of American Jewish life for teenagers than they are today.
Synagogue vandal in Racine, Wis. called it ‘Operation Kristallnacht’
“A purpose of the agreement was to show the strength and cohesion of The Base, as well as to terrorize Jewish citizens.”
Their beloved Chabad house destroyed, University of Delaware students vow to rebuild, bigger
Now that the students know how much support they are getting, they have decided not just to repair the house, but to build a new one that’s bigger.
Jewish students: Hillel, Chabad key to comfort on unwelcoming campuses
“For many Jews, they know (or at least know about) a rabbi on or near their campus”
RNC speaker criticized for several actions seen as dogwhistles to alt-right
A day after the last-minute ouster of a scheduled speaker at the Republican National Convention due to accusations of antisemitic Twitter activity, another guest is also attracting criticism.