On Sukkot and Antisemitism Tomorrow, we remain in the in-between of Yom Kippur and Sukkot — and on Monday evening we will usher in the...

Tonight we gather with heavy hearts. In recent months, our synagogue — like many others across the country — has seen fewer people coming to services. Not because of lack of faith, but because of fear. Fear of protests, fear of marches that too often turn into open hostility toward Jews. Yesterday’s terrible attack in Manchester reminds us of how real this fear is. And yet, we also hope that the response to such violence will mark a turning point — that society will finally u

WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE WRONG In just a few moments, some of you may be tempted to slip out for a coffee break, even if it is Yom Kippur....