Shabbat
'It’s all a racial thing': Man faces federal charges after synagogue attack
While Montes was handcuffed and arrested in the lobby of the synagogue, he then allegedly told a security guard “F–ck you [n-word]” and headbutted him near his left eye socket.
Suspect arrested for allegedly vandalizing Basimta cafe during protests against its Shabbat opening
Jerusalem Reform synagogue vandalized, Pride flags torn down in latest attack
As I turn 80, I hope my life is and continues to be a journey that inspires others - opinion
Grapevine: Jewish-Irish eyes are smiling
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Secular Manhattan private school holds annual Shabbat gathering post-October 7
At the Town School, officials and parents say, the entire school community has embraced the Shabbat celebrations alongside the other special events held to honor students’ traditions.
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OneTable reimagines Shabbat dinner program amid layoffs and funding downturn
Abramson said the company was also shifting away from its recent focus on older Jewish adults to center its programming on younger Jews.
Spirit of Herzl: Central Jerusalem hotel with history, comics, and charm
Explore Jerusalem from the Spirit of Herzl Hotel, where Zionist comics line the halls and history meets comfort in a central location.
Likud's Dan Illouz talks defying Netanyahu, haredi draft, and post-war Israel - interview
Dan Illouz discusses his path to the Knesset, his battles inside Likud, and how the October 7 massacre reshaped his sense of responsibility.
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Why I can’t live without Shabbat
The beautiful chaos of our crew around a table covered with challah, wine, and probably too much food... Our table almost always holds more. Friends stop by. Guests join.
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The cricket match we missed and the Shabbat we found - opinion
What we witnessed that Shabbat was something far rarer and more precious than a Test match victory: a glimpse of genuine Jewish unity.
