Shofar
For synagogues serving deaf congregants, the shofar service means getting creative
Deaf-inclusive synagogues have long been creatively reimagining the blowing of the shofar.
From ‘Star Wars’ to Madonna: 9 times shofars showed up outside shul
The shofar is not a very versatile instrument. Still, it has popped up in some interesting places over the course of its history.
L.A. congregations create a pandemic-safe ‘shofar wave’ across the city
L.A. Jews create a ‘shofar wave’ across the city
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.”
This sea lion-shofar mashup is spot-on
You’ll never hear the shofar the same way again.
Synagogues are bringing shofar to the Jews who can’t attend services
“If someone lives on the second floor and can open their window, then someone can be on the street and blow the shofar,” said Levine.
Jewish protesters blast shofar at rallies across the country
A rabbi held a shofar in one hand and a gas mask in the other. The horn, once seen as a primitive relic, is a musical instrument and a protest symbol.
‘Tell Them We Blew The Shofar At Auschwitz,’ He Said. 75 Years Later, She Did.
“I’m going to die on this march. If you live, take this shofar. Tell them we blew the shofar at Auschwitz.”
‘Shofar So Good:’ British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Attempts To Blow Shofar
Boris Johnson initially expressed concern about whether he was allowed to blow the instrument, used by Jews on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur.
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