Religion

For the High Holidays in 2022, synagogues are getting back to normal — whatever that means

Outdoor options and COVID contingency plans haven’t gone away.

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Hasidic pilgrims.

Defying Ukraine’s wartime warnings, thousands of Hasidic pilgrims have made it to Uman for Rosh Hashanah

Some are ignoring curfew and other local rules imposed since the Russian invasion — a war that has seen the town bombed multiple times.

secure community network command center

New security measures for Orthodox synagogues will alert them to threats, even on Shabbat

The Secure Community Network also announced a new online database where Orthodox Jews can report antisemitic incidents.

Jewish day school asks teacher to leave after she was outed as trans

Biden to host first-ever White House Rosh Hashanah party

No synagogue membership? No problem at these High Holiday events in NYC

In an effort to reach young families, Temple Emanu-El opens an outpost in Chelsea

Fake toes for sale? An ad aimed at Orthodox women provokes questions about modesty rules gone too far

For the first time, an UWS synagogue embraces a Sephardic High Holiday tradition

Yeshiva U can block LGBTQ club for time being, Supreme Court says

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