Yom Kippur
On the internet, no one knows if you’re atoning
As high holidays move to Zoom, one woman reflects on her prescient choice to pray online last year.
This Twitter Thread Will Keep You Too Disgusted To Eat on Yom Kippur
This twitter thread full of disgusting Jewish recipes will kill your appetite on Yom Kippur.
The Internet Sins We’ll Atone For This Yom Kippur
FOR THE SIN THAT I COMMITTED BY OVER-USING CAPS LOCK.
Our Job As Jews Is Not To Watch Politics As Sport. It’s To Bring Jewish Values Into The Public Sphere
Judaism asks us to engage in the political process to further our common values, but that doesn’t mean we can’t turn off our news alerts.
QUIZ: How Well Do You Remember The News From This Jewish Year?
Can you answer these questions about the news of the Jews from 5779?
Free (And Free-ish) Rosh Hashanah Services In New York
It’s hard to find affordable high holiday services in New York, but with the Forward’s guide you can ring in 5780 on the cheap.
Could Impeachment Keep Jewish Lawmakers In D.C. For High Holidays?
“The House should cancel its break and start impeachment proceedings now. Every day Trump is in office, our democracy is less safe.”
How To Host Rosh Hashanah Without Losing It: Tips From Molly Yeh And 5 Other Jewish Influencers
Pro-tips, recipes, and inspiration.
Yom Kippur: What You Need To Know
We’ve answered some of the most popular questions about Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, to help you keep track of its many laws and customs.
Texas School Asks Mom To Prove Her Child Is Jewish To Excuse Yom Kippur Absence
A Jewish mother in North Texas said her child’s school asked for proof that her daughter is Jewish in order to excuse her for Yom Kippur.