Orthodox Jews
Why Orthodox Jews are pushing back against permanent daylight saving time
Orthodox Jewish groups say a bill that would make daylight saving time permanent could upend their routine by pushing winter sunrises and the earliest permissible time for some prayers an hour later.
Man yells ‘f*** the Jews’ at Orthodox woman in upscale British supermarket chain
Visible allyship: Why LGBTQ+ Jews shouldn't have to choose between their identities - opinion
After a decade building acceptance for LGBTQ Orthodox Jews, it's now unraveling - opinion
Lag Ba’Omer is a beacon of unity amid the trials of our time - opinion
We must draw inspiration from Lag Ba’Omer, a day that signifies the end of internal strife, to renew our commitment to unity and collective strength.
Jewish children savagely beaten by man in New York City attack
Footage shows a man dismounting from his bicycle and approaching a group of orthodox Jewish children who were playing on the sidewalk.
Alex Edelman’s ‘Just For Us’ premieres with Jewish identity and antisemitism again in the spotlight
Alex Edelman's 'Just For Us' explores Jewish identity amidst rising antisemitism, offering a dynamic, accessible comedy experience premiering on HBO.
Two Orthodox Jews in NYC pelted with objects by passing car
The men, aged 19 and 65, were waiting to cross a street when they were struck “by multiple small objects” that came from a passing white vehicle, according to the NYPD.
Delivery of dishes & wine: gaps of tens of percent between the chains
Purim and Ramadan approach: testing confectionery, snacks, wine prices. Which chain is cheapest, where to save? Marketing chains gear up for holiday rush.
Rabbi sues JetBlue, removed for not sitting next to woman
This incident is not JetBlue's first encounter with accusations of antisemitism.
25 years of peace education essential to shift Palestinian attitudes on Israel, says MK Tur-Paz
The Knesset member views the issue of drafting ultra-Orthodox men as a potential breaking point for Israel’s current government
Orthodox women activists pledge to hold ‘sex strike’ to protest religious divorce refusal
An advocate for Jewish women whose estranged husbands are refusing to divorce them ritually, calls for post-mikvah sex to be seen as a natural site of protest.
What do the ultra-Orthodox parties do when they encounter a brick wall? - Opinion
Call of war: Have Orthodox Israelis been using phones on Shabbat since Oct. 7?
A survey conducted by The Jerusalem Post revealed a significant shift in cellphone usage on Shabbat since Oct. 7 and sheds some light on evolving attitudes toward technology and religious practice.
