Religion

Jeff Landry

Federal judge temporarily blocks Louisiana’s law requiring classrooms to display Ten Commandments

The ruling is a victory for Jewish families who joined a lawsuit challenging the law.

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‘I’m an American, but I’m also Jewish’: How Orthodox women in college are voting for president

Some students at Stern College for Women, Yeshiva University’s women’s school, say their values are in tension this election.

Students building a Gaza solidarity sukkah on a college campus

How ‘Gaza solidarity sukkahs’ became a flashpoint for debates about anti-Zionist Jewish observance

Jewish students, many aligned with JVP, built structures for Sukkot that also served as protests against Israel.

Archdiocese blocks play about ex-Hasidic transgender rabbi and activist Abby Stein

Torah circle

Silent dancing on Simchat Torah? A joyous Jewish holiday is remade for a mournful anniversary.

In an Oprah-like moment, Brooklyn synagogue surprises 1,300 attendees with Jewish star necklaces

Building a sukkah doesn’t make sense this year in Asheville. But we can see the stars already.

UK group urges families to ‘save a seat in the sukkah’ for hostages in Gaza, in a new take on a Jewish tradition

etrog market

Meet the pop-up etrog sellers of Kew Gardens Hills, Queens

Israelis are decorating their first sukkahs since Oct. 7 with symbols of the crisis since

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