On Friday, September 11, New Yorkers will mark 25 years since the terrorist attacks that took 2,977 lives and altered the city forever. As the commemorations conclude and the sun begins to set, Jewish families will light candles and welcome Rosh Hashanah, with the first day of the new year falling
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The Jewish community and its allies ought to adopt a comprehensive 360° strategy to confront modern Jew-hatred. Success depends on aligning our
Back-to-school season means early mornings, packed lunches, after-school hunger, and busy family dinners. These four Bukharian-inspired recipes bring
Hundreds of Chareidi men arrived at the IDF’s Tel HaShomer induction center at the end of August as anti-draft demonstrators attempted to block
In Queens, A Language Still Heard Every Day Faces A Generational Test
There is a conversation taking place at Bukharian tables across Queens that
Life, Marriage, Parenting, Judaism & Purpose
What if the problem isn’t that we haven’t figured out how to get what we need? What if we were
