Orthodox Jews

Black Orthodox Jews carve out their own space amid a national reckoning over race

“Because of the assumed lack of racial diversity in the Orthodox community, when you show up, often you’re perceived as an oddity,” said one of the founders of Kamochah, which is like the first group catering to Black Orthodox Jews.

Conflict over Capitol mob coverage roils Jewish Long Island as Orthodox media navigates a divided audience

Publishers, editorial staff and readers appear to be mostly unshaken in their commitment to Trump, though there’s been some pushback.

Ideas

The Supreme Court’s repeal of synagogue restrictions won’t change anything for Orthodox congregations like mine

It’s not about how many people in our community we can fit into a service. It’s about how our people can fit service to the community into their lives.

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