Atlanta
‘We’ll do anything we can’: Jewish groups in solidarity with Asian-Americans after Atlanta shootings
As the Asian-American community in Georgia and across the country reels from a shooting rampage Tuesday night that left eight dead at three spas in the Atlanta area, Jewish groups say they stand ready to help.
Jon Ossoff was sworn in on my husband’s Bible, and I couldn’t be prouder
My husband used that particular book so extensively, its covers had to be taped back on.
Hackers disrupt Rev. Warnock’s MLK Shabbat sermon hosted by Atlanta synagogue
Hackers disrupted the Rev. Raphael Warnock’s sermon at a virtual Shabbat service on Friday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, blocking viewers from hearing him and triggering problems at other synagogues across the country.
I’m a rabbi in Atlanta. Here’s my post-Senate race blessing
A blessing for the Georgia Senate race
The pain and pride of (finally) being a ‘battleground’ state
The Georgia senate races have exhausted Georgians
Georgia’s Jews weigh in on hotly contested Senate races
The fate of the United States Senate may hang in the balance of an unlikely political force in Georgia: the Atlanta Jewish vote.
What a Jon Ossoff victory in Georgia would mean for Southern Jews
Why so few Jews hold office in the South
Georgia’s election-weary Jewish community is ready for another fight
“The Jewish community knows how important their vote is. They don’t sit out elections.”
Joe Lieberman endorses his son Matt for Senate. But there’s that novel…
Setting aside Lieberman’s unimpressive polling for Georgia’s Senate seat, there comes the issue of the role race plays in this race.
Prayer in the parking lot: Orthodox Atlanta shuls become first synagogues to reopen
“It’s very important that as shul communities, we broadcast to our constituents that nothing is normal yet,” one rabbi said.