How Russia’s war is undoing 30 years of Jewish community building in Ukraine
“It feels like we’ve gone back in time to 30 years ago,” said one rabbi in Vinnitsia, where half the Jews have left amid deadly Russian attacks
After calls from Jewish feminists, including a Chicago congresswoman, CEO says group is ‘concerned about the risks it poses to women and girls’
“It feels like we’ve gone back in time to 30 years ago,” said one rabbi in Vinnitsia, where half the Jews have left amid deadly Russian attacks
Rabbi Mendel Goldstein, whose father pleaded guilty to defrauding the synagogue, says it’s growing under his leadership
State Rep. Yuh-Line Niou has ‘developed a deep respect for Jewish ritual, practice, and the diversity of our community,’ the Jewish Vote said
At Lincoln Center's (Re)Wedding ceremony, couples who missed their celebrations due to the pandemic got to say "I do."
'I wanted to show up as a Jewish person,' says US doctor working with Israeli group in Poland and Ukraine
The six-story, 54,000-square-foot building is eye-catching, even in a city like Paris.
‘People are looking for another option,’ former New York mayor said hours after meeting with Orthodox leaders in Borough Park
CJP official acknowledges seeking information about lawyer and employees who criticized group
Who was more scared with the All-NBA center on a chair: Philly basketball fans or Embiid himself?
What does the future of Judaism look like? In Arizona, a rabbi sick of traditional synagogue life may have an answer
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