All news on the topic: Orthodox Judaism

New York City sanitation workers would be banned from issuing trash-related fines to New Yorkers during some weekend hours — including during the Jewish Sabbath — under a new proposed state bill.

The Jewish Voters Action Network is kicking off a $7 million initiative to activate Jewish voters for New York City's local elections, which includes the important mayoral contest, The Post has discovered

Many mainstream and conservative Jews are ready to rally around Andrew Cuomo if he runs for mayor, prominent Jewish activists told The Post.

Three months following Menachem Kiwak's arrest for sexually assaulting a patient, Touro University discussed the matter with its students and staff for the first time

Leading Jewish officer Richie "Yechiel" Taylor was promoted to deputy chief of the NYPD's Community Affairs Bureau, the department's sixth-highest position, in February and is now encouraging New Yorkers to proudly embrace what makes them unique

A pickup truck whose antisemitic exterior horrified Williamsburg residents is owned by a speed-demon scofflaw who has racked up more than $3,600 in traffic fines.

The feds accused Yakov, Smiel and Yoil Weingarten of snatching the kids from their New York home in 2018 after their mother fled Lev Tahor, a group of zealots who practice stomach-churning habits.

On Sunday, thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jewish men confronted Israeli police in central Jerusalem during a demonstration against a Supreme Court directive requiring them to start military enlistment

Israel’s Supreme Court ruled that the military must begin drafting ultra-Orthodox men for compulsory service, which could lead to the collapse of the reign of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A recent book chronicles the experience of an Orthodox Jewish woman as she transitions from being married to a man to embracing her identity as a lesbian

An Israeli Supreme Court interim order freezing funding for ultra-Orthodox yeshivas could prove a fatal blow to Benjamin Netanyahu's governing coalition.

Two Orthodox Jewish men were pelted with unknown objects while walking on the Upper West Side on Sunday, cops and a city councilman say -- the third possible antisemitic incident in the neighborhood over the weekend.

A couple from Queens claims in a federal discrimination lawsuit that their family was unjustly singled out and removed from a February 2021 flight from Aruba to JFK Airport due to their Orthodox Jewish faith

The Community Education Council for District 22 arranged another meeting to vote on resolutions after the January 9 session shifted entirely online because of a snowstorm

Four men — Dov Bear Shenhav, age 20; Shmuel Malka, 19; Blumenfeld Yerachmiel, 20; and Henachem Mulakando, 19 — were charged with obstruction after they were finally dragged out.

A disturbance erupted at a historic synagogue in Brooklyn on Monday night after a group of young Orthodox men attempted to climb and force entry into a tunnel that was built without authorization

Eliyohu Mintz, who oversees a Jewish charity that operates a summer camp in upstate New York, argues that the 2022 concealed carry law exposes Jews to antisemitic incidents

Louis Antuwn Redmon, 23, was arrested Wednesday on charges of first-degree murder, armed robbery, armed carjacking and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.

Pants that once belonged to the esteemed Orthodox Jewish leader, Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, were withdrawn from an auction

Orthodox Jew Miriam Ezagui has disclosed the unexpected key to her "fiery and exciting" intimate life

Donald Trump addressed a group of Orthodox Jews, emphasizing the importance of showing support for politicians who back Israel—without alluding to his meeting with Kanye West and Nick Fuentes

An independent LGBTQ student organization has been embroiled in a disagreement with the Orthodox Jewish university for the last year

The assault on an Orthodox Jewish man named Yosef Hershkop in Brooklyn isn't being treated as a hate crime, sources informed The Post

Chevra Hatzalah filed a lawsuit against Isaac Hersh for using its name to establish a Jewish ambulance service in South Florida

New York City lawmakers say the redraw of congressional maps discriminates against the Brooklyn's orthodox Jewish community.