After a plea to combat antisemitism, the White House convened a meeting with Jewish leaders The participants were knocked back by the immediacy of the response.
Citing rise in extremist violence, Jewish groups urge ‘expeditious’ confirmation for Biden Homeland Security nominee An Orthodox Union letter reflects broader concerns that the Biden administration will not be able to get to work as soon as Joe Biden is sworn in as president.
Lawmakers include $2.75 billion for private schools in stimulus after prodding by Orthodox Jewish and Catholic groups Jewish day schools have been among those hard hit by the pandemic.
United States Allen Fagin, head of the Orthodox Union, reflects on how the pandemic has changed Orthodox life
United States ‘Rogue’ minyans and divided ranks: Orthodox rabbis are increasingly split over safety of communal prayer