It is not just the beginning of the new year but the most significant day; the one that influences our actions throughout the year.
We at The Jerusalem Post wish the IDF success in its sacred mission to defeat the terror threat in Lebanon.
One of the world’s largest collections of machzorim may be found at the National Library of Israel (NLI) in Jerusalem.
As we head into the coming weeks, synagogues will be filled. Whether in a grand synagogue or a smaller, makeshift minyan, I encourage everyone to take a moment amidst the prayers.
With Selichot drawing near, crowds are swelling at the Western Wall, signaling a profound yearning for connection and awakening to the upcoming High Holy Days.
As we read the words of Robert Herscowitz, we are reminded that the shofar is one of the most important symbols of the month Elul, Rosh Hashanah, and Yom Kippur: the shofar.
The tradition of conducting a mass event for the blessing has been a highlight of the week-long Sukkot and Passover holidays.
In this interview for the Magazine, Ziv Yehezkel talks about his love of Arabic music and the power of singing piyutim, especially during slihot and the High Holy Days.
Shimon Keinan is one of only a handful of people in Israel still making traditional shofars, and his factory receives over 14,000 visitors a year.
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