Who translated The New York Times’ yeshiva report into Yiddish? It’s a closely guarded secret
The widely read work may undermine Hasidic leaders — and put the translator at risk
Although shul knocking may seem like a low-status profession today, shul knockers were held in high regard in the shtetl.
The widely read work may undermine Hasidic leaders — and put the translator at risk
Many Eastern European Jews joined the city's Sephardic community in the 19th century, to escape the pogroms in their native towns.
The Gray Lady has likely never published an entire story in the language
One World Trade Center — the taller of the two towers that were obliterated — had special meaning for Waletzky
Singer Lucette van den Berg performs the song composed by the late songwriter Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman
I love lemon and garlic so here I demonstrate how to make an easy, foolproof roast chicken that uses both ingredients.
Filteroff’s virtual dating app has begun hosting Orthodox Jewish events.
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Jeremiah Lockwood sought to revive the early 20th century style of cantorial music; he found unexpected partners in the Brooklyn Hasidic community.
In 1932, a group of Orthodox girls celebrated the holiday by taking a nighttime hike into the woods.
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