Days before Yom Kippur, Congress wants to scale back funding that keeps Jews safe
Despite the White House antisemitism plan, the Senate proposed cutting $18 million from synagogue security grants
Despite the White House antisemitism plan, the Senate proposed cutting $18 million from synagogue security grants
Matthew Mahrer, who’s descended from a famous Holocaust survivor, desperately needed help. He’s finally getting it
Here’s why we fast on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar — but we don’t pray, repent or ask forgiveness
Several Jewish institutions grappled with these threats from white supremacists this summer, and experts say preparing can help mitigate any disruptions
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue reopens, another sign of the city’s comeback
Readers say they’re lost and lonely and nothing seems to fit. Bintel crowdsourced ideas for finding and forging Jewish connections
William Helmreich died of COVID-19 before his book, ‘The Bronx Nobody Knows,’ was published. His wife is keeping his work alive
Kehila Kedosha Janina, a small synagogue on the Lower East Side, represents a tiny Jewish community that lived in Greece for over 2,300 years
אינעם ליד „אין סוכּה“, בעט דער פּאָעט קלמן רייזען בײַם אייבערשטן אַז די גוייִשע ייִנגלעך זאָלן חלילה נישט איבערקערן זײַן סוכּהלע