Modern Orthodox
How to find the perfect summer camp in Jerusalem for your kids and teens
Discover how to match your child, teenager with the right Jerusalem summer camp for a fun, safe, and enriching summer experience.
'All Afternoon': Feminism comes to River Ridge - book review
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Israel educators must be models - opinion
Time for Israel’s non-kosher public to push back - opinion
Book review: Open Orthodoxy founder tells story
Rabbi Avi Weiss takes the reader on his evolving journey
A thought on the emergence of modern Orthodoxy
“Observance of the Sabbath gradually was abandoned in the larger cities and increasingly in the small towns as well
Haredi-Modern Orthodox tug-of-war in 20th century US
In the years following World War II, approximately 140,000 Jewish refugees arrived in the United States, many of whom were Orthodox, and belonged to various hassidic groups.
10 years after beginning of 1st Orthodox rabbinical school for women
“I never thought being a rabbi was an option,” Hurwitz said. “It just wasn’t imaginable.”
Someone appears to have put dead chickens in a Jewish grave in Connecticut
Police are investigating the incident and said it appears someone dug it up by hand several days ago.
Mayim Bialik embraces modest fashion line in Bet Shemesh
“I have decided that my sexual self is best reserved for private situations with those I am most intimate with,” she said in 2017. “I dress modestly."
Shofar to come to hundreds of parks throughout Israel
"Shofar in the Park" will bring the spirit of the festival to more than 200 parks, central squares, community centers and public spaces throughout Israel.
Ordained Orthodox woman announces plans to open her own synagogue
Rabbanit Hadas Fruchter, 28, announced Saturday that she will open a Modern Orthodox synagogue in Philadelphia.
Leaked letter: Chief Rabbinate blacklisted dozens of U.S. Orthodox rabbis
Credentials of 124 rabbis ordained by Orthodox NY institution Yeshivat Chovevei Torah were ostensibly rejected by the Chief Rabbinate and Rabbinical Courts.
Hasidic volunteers kicked out of a major New York hospital
The hospital now bans all non-family-members and friends from patient floors.
