For many Jews, Jewish law governs all aspects of Jewish life, including how to worship, compulsory rituals and dietary laws. The Jewish place of worship is called the synagogue and it plays a ...

Let’s explore some of the impacts of Orthodox Jewish beliefs within the context of ... are very emotionally attached to ...

NEW YORK (JTA) — On a recent Sunday evening at a Jewish ... from Eastern practices, but is able to sift through them to borrow aspects with which he feels comfortable as an Orthodox Jew.

They don’t believe Reform and Conservative Judaism are authentic ... other aspects of religious life. In practice, that means that interfaith, non-Orthodox and same-sex marriages performed ...

Our Judaism is broadly defined as the collective historical experience of the Jewish people – a widely and wildly diverse ...

When it comes to investing, all the regular best practices apply to Orthodox Jews. This includes constructing a portfolio that meets one’s goals, focusing on risk management, tax efficiency ...

NEW YORK — Nearly half of ultra-Orthodox Jews in the United States know someone ... Some Haredi respondents reported new practices such as praying for IDF soldiers and for the return of the ...

That forces many gay Orthodox Jews with a difficult choice — deny their own sexuality to follow their religious beliefs or face ... for questionable business practices, or for eating out at ...

The Jewish place of worship is called the synagogue and it plays a major role in the lives of many Jewish people. Here’s a day in the life of Nachi, a young Orthodox Jew.