31.9 F
New York

tjvnews.com

Monday, February 16, 2026
CLASSIFIED ADS
LEGAL NOTICE
DONATE
SUBSCRIBE

CATEGORY

Jewish Features

From Expulsion to Rediscovery: London Unveils the Oldest Jewish Cemetery in the UK

By: Fern Sidman The narrow streets and imposing concrete towers of London’s Barbican estate conceal more than the city’s modernist legacy. As VIN News reported...

Rosh Hashanah Services: What You Need to Know

By: Menachem Posner Replete with rich Hebrew texts and chants, Torah reading laden with meaning, and blowing of the shofar (ram’s horn), Rosh Hashanah prayer...

Mourning Charlie Kirk: Jewish Communities in the U. S. and Israel Remember a Fallen Ally

By: Fern Sidman The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Wednesday has sent waves of grief and indignation through Jewish communities in both the...

Jonah and Gaza: Not a Popularity Contest

Jonah and Gaza: Not a Popularity Contest In courtrooms of The Hague, in lecture halls from New York to London, and across social media, Israel...

Community, Cops, and Kindness: Staten Island Rallies for an Unforgettable Back-to-School Bash

  Edited by: TJVNews.com The usual back-to-school jitters were replaced with pure excitement at the Jewish Foundation School. Instead of just facing a new classroom, students...

50 Years of Sweetness: How Our Community Made Rosh Hashanah Possible for Staten Island Families

Edited by: TJVNews.com This week, the air at Aur Torah Sephardic Minyan was not just filled with the sweet scent of apples and honey. It...

From Expulsion to Rediscovery: London Unveils the Oldest Jewish Cemetery in the UK

  By: Fern Sidman The narrow streets and imposing concrete towers of London’s Barbican estate conceal more than the city’s modernist legacy. As VIN News reported...

16 Facts You Should Know About the Jews of Lebanon

By: Yehuda Altein Just to the north of Israel lies Lebanon, a small, beautiful country with a long history of Jewish presence. Although the source...

“Sports. Crowds. Power.”: World Jewish Congress Exhibition at the UN Highlights How the Nazi Regime Weaponized Sport

“Sports. Crowds. Power.”: World Jewish Congress Exhibition at the UN Highlights How the Nazi Regime Weaponized Sport By: Fern Sidman On Monday, the World Jewish Congress...

Seven Questions People Ask About Rosh Hashanah

By: Rabbi Shimon Apisdorf Question: Why don’t we celebrate New Year’s in January? Answer: The calendar that begins in January and ends in December is known...

Rosh Hashanah Challah Recipes You Can Make and Freeze In Advance

By: Miriam Szokovski When it comes to cooking in advance and freezing, some things fare better than others. Baked goods—challah, cakes, cookies—wrapped tightly come out...

Rabbi Sacks’ Humash Published, “The Culmination of His Life’s Work”

The new Humash makes his teachings “more accessible than ever, ensuring his voice continues to guide future generations.” Edited by: Fern Sidman In a moment that...

Jerusalem’s Past: Discovery of a Rare Queen Berenice II Coin

By: Fern Sidman Jerusalem, a city where every stone and shard whispers fragments of ancient history, has once again yielded an extraordinary treasure from beneath...

Santa Fe’s First (and Only) Kosher Deli Becomes Hub of Jewish Life

Brand-new restaurant in Chabad of Santa Fe becomes hub of traditional Jewish heritage and community By: Chaya Ohana New York-style kosher deli classics are now on...

Coalition for Jewish Values Rebukes Open Orthodox Statement on Gaza, Issues Strong Defense of Israel and Traditional Judaism

  By: Fern Sidman The Coalition for Jewish Values (CJV), the largest Orthodox rabbinic public policy organization in the United States, published an open letter on...

The NYT Under Fire for Language on Jewish Temples in Jerusalem Amid Profile of Convicted Terrorist

By: Tzirel Rosenblatt A recent article in The New York Times profiling Zakaria Zubeidi, a convicted terrorist freed from Israeli prison, has drawn intense criticism for...

Latest news

-Advertisement-