Rosh hashana
Jewish ex-Harvard admin. files discrimination suit over termination after Rosh Hashanah leave
The lawsuit claims that immediately following his disclosure and observance of the holiday, he faced sudden heightened scrutiny and manufactured performance concerns.
Freedom of worship demands both physical safety and sanctuary autonomy - editorial
Beyond the echo of the shofar: Urgent action for Israel’s children in the new year
When journalism crosses the line from reporting to mind reading - opinion
Why did Israel name its operation against Iran 'Days of Repentance?' - explainer
Operation Days of Repentance: Israel’s symbolic strikes invoke themes of reflection, defense, and historical resolve.
Looking back on the year 5784: A soundtrack of war, love, and TikTok
After the initial shock had worn off and the country began pulling together, people were looking for ways not only to express themselves but also to uplift others.
A taste of the new year in a bottle: Macallan launches festive whisky
As winter approaches and the scent of the New Year fills the air, Macallan, in collaboration with Whisky Bar Museum, launches A Night on Earth in Scotland edition.
Transportation department failure: Pilgrims over reservists - opinion
Soldiers and stranded Israelis don’t have political sway. Thus, they're inconsequential to Regev.
Minneapolis police arrest man for ‘terroristic threats’ made to synagogue on Rosh Hashanah
Jaden LeBlanc’s arrest occurred a day after a member of Temple Israel’s security team reported spotting a man with a gun outside the Reform synagogue during holiday services.
Paratroopers eliminate 15 Hezbollah terrorists in close-range combat, destroy tunnels
Israeli paratroopers killed 15 Hezbollah terrorists, uncovered weapons, and located underground sites.
Israel’s 68,000 evacuees celebrate Jewish new year apart — and wonder when they will return home
Families have had to spend the Jewish holidays separated, as Hezbollah continues to fire at civilian communities.
Year after the horror: Rekindling Jewish identity in the wake of tragedy
In the face of unspeakable violence and global hatred, the Jewish people confront their identity, mission, and resilience, guided by faith, history, and the promise of a brighter future in 5785.
Shofar shortage? War impacts Jerusalem seller as shipping delays, costs spike
This year has been challenging for Refoua, who sells Judaica gifts and souvenirs in a shop in downtown Jerusalem. The war has decimated tourism and spiked shipping costs.
One chain pays more than all others during holidays
Geocartography Institute survey finds Rami Levi chain leads in offering the most affordable shopping basket during Israel's holiday rush.
