Yes, There Are Jews in Charlotte: Living Jewishly in the American South
In densely Orthodox areas, it’s easy to forget—or never know about—the breadth of Jewry and how Jews live so differently in some ways yet so similarly in others.
In densely Orthodox areas, it’s easy to forget—or never know about—the breadth of Jewry and how Jews live so differently in some ways yet so similarly in others.
Everyone seems to have an opinion on zemanim, but few truly understand the subject.
Rabbi Hershel Schachter’s Collected Writings, I; 1.8 Million Minutes and Counting: Celebrating & Contemplating My First 40 Years in Jewish Broadcasting; Hifkadti Shomrim: The Journal of the Israel Police Rabbinate, vol. 1
Every week, we meet Jews who come searching. Jews who didn’t identify strongly before, didn’t make an effort to go to synagogue or connect with a community before, but were shaken awake after October 7.