How a 110-year-old neighborhood preserves its legacy and beauty, and why you need to visit

Vizhnitz Hasidic groups of the “Hager” family

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Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky’s funeral expected to be the largest in Israel’s history

Widely respected across all streams of Orthodox Judaism, Rabbi Kanievsky strove to adapt religious rulings to life in a reborn Jewish state

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Widespread belief and hope that the “government of change” would quickly collapse is now fading

Nothing symbolizes the rift between the young and old generations of Orthodox Judaism as much as smartphone adoption

Without this fateful compromise between secular and religious Jews, the State of Israel would never have been born