Orthodox Jews
Budapest Orthodox Jewish women host 'Kosher & Chic' fashion show to redefine modest style
The models at the fashion show, held in a modern synagogue that also serves as a cultural center, were not professionals but members of one of Budapest’s growing Orthodox communities.
Orthodox Jewish lawmakers reach record 11 in New York legislature after midterm elections
Netanyahu's inner circle is now almost entirely religious, cabinet secretary says
Most Israeli Jews fast on Yom Kippur, while over half take part in prayer services, survey finds
Ryan Turell bringing energy and passion to Israeli hoops
Turell was selected in the first round of the 2022 NBA G League draft by the Motor City Cruise, becoming the first orthodox Jew selected in the G League draft.
Man charged with shooting Chicago Orthodox Jew had map of potential Jewish targets
His phone also had over 100 "antisemitic and pro-Hamas" videos and images, the prosecutor added.
Hulu’s ‘The Honorable Shyne’ documents the Jewish rapper’s beef with Diddy, new life as politician
A new doc sheds light on Shyne and where he’s been, including the former rapper’s response to the sex-trafficking scandal from his mentor Sean “Diddy” Combs.
40 years later, a 'baal teshuva' looks back - opinion
As the late Rabbi Jonathan Sacks wrote, “Hashem is calling on each of us, saying there is a reason why we are here because He has something for us to do, something that only we can do.
Masked man attempts to kidnap Orthodox Jewish boy in Crown Heights
The footage shows the masked man attempting to grab the child and carry him away, before the father pulls the child back and pushes the man off.
‘I’m an American, but I’m also Jewish’: How Orthodox women in college are voting for president
Many Jewish women in the United States, including some who are Modern Orthodox, have taken up reproductive rights as a key issue, with some suing their home states on religious grounds.
Grapevine: Vote now
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
What to do when the (sperm) bank is overcrowded and underused
Israel is a special case in which sperm banks are vital because of the high demand for having offspring.
A NYC conference celebrates the cultural creativity of formerly Orthodox Jews
While the vast majority of the formerly Orthodox have not turned their experiences into memoirs, the last few decades have seen a growing body of artistic, theatrical, musical and academic work.
New York woman initiates Orthodox ‘sex strike’ to receive her Jewish divorce
Berkowitz’s estranged husband had refused to issue a Jewish divorce contract for four years.
