High Holy Days
Your Investments: Time to start all the tasks that have been put off until ‘after the chagim’
In Israel, the ultimate definition of procrastination is the concept of “after the chagim,” where no one can focus or make a decision on anything until after the High Holy Days season is over.
Lessons from Rabbi Adler: Be your father’s son - opinion
Sukkot 2025: ‘How beautiful was the journey’
Yom Kippur: The true meaning of 'all is forgiven' - opinion
Rosh Hashanah 2025: Savoring the sweetness life can offer, even in the toughest of times - opinion
I look to the new year with an acute eye for hidden honey.
The High Holy Days are an opportunity to rebuild Israel’s global standing - opinion
This new year is a moment for national reflection: What kind of country does Israel want to be?
How holiday cards shaped American High Holy Day culture
The Jewish greeting card at its peak bound together the family with memory and Jewish tradition.
National Library reunites 15th-century Portuguese mahzor ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Known as the Lisbon mahzor, the manuscript was most likely written in the eponymous city of Lisbon, Portugal, during the second half of the 1400s.
Rosh Hashana thought: Construction and clarity - opinion
Like street markings before construction, Rosh Hashana’s rituals guide us to clear away the old and lay strong foundations for the year ahead.
Israel Bonds High Holy Days: Invest in a land that endures
This sacred season invites us not only to reflect but also to act – to come together as a global Jewish community and strengthen the future of Israel through unity, purpose, and investment.
Two-thirds of a 15th-century Portuguese High Holiday prayer book were lost to history. Until now.
The Lisbon Mahzor is now complete after the National Library of Israel reclaims its missing parts, preserving a key piece of Jewish history.
In the kitchen with Henny: Keeping it sweet
May the sweetness on our tables reflect the blessings we pray for in the year ahead.
High Holy Days: The work of everyday decency
"Instead, focus on the small, everyday acts of decency, the simple moral choices we are called to make – especially when we feel weighed down by conflict and heated disputes."
Why my family is giving up impulse purchases for Rosh Hashanah this year - opinion
A daughter recalls her mother’s tradition of buying new holiday outfits, and how her family now honors her memory by embracing less and cherishing more.
