US EditionFor Many US Jews, High Holy Days Will Be a Mix of Anxiety and Determination
Rabbi Irving Greenberg's reflections highlight Jewish resilience and unity amid rising antisemitism and global challenges during the High Holy Days, emphasizing the enduring covenant.
- Many US Jews feel anxiety due to rising antisemitism, particularly after two deadly attacks, as noted by Rabbi Rick Jacobs.
- Rabbi Moshe Hauer stated that security concerns motivate the community to gather for prayers during the High Holy Days.
- Rabbi Erica Asch expressed that congregants are feeling particularly unmoored and worried this year.
- Rabbi Rick Jacobs described this period as a very precarious moment due to the rise of dangerous antisemitism.
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Hastings Tribune
For many US Jews, High Holy Days will be a mix of anxiety and determination
For Jews worldwide, the High Holy Days are always a compelling mix of celebration and repentance. For many Jews in the United States, the holiday season this year will be more charged than usual. Rabbis say many of their congregants…
As High Holidays loom US Jews uneasy but unified rabbis say
“For many, being present in synagogue has become their way of pushing back against antisemitism,” said Rabbi Brian Strauss, who leads a Conservative synagogue in Houston. The post As High Holidays loom US Jews uneasy but unified rabbis say appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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Rabbis see a mix of anxiety and determination as US Jews await High Holy Days
For Jews worldwide, the High Holy Days are always a compelling mix of celebration and repentance. For many Jews in the United States, the holiday season this year will be more charged than usual.
Rabbis see a mix of anxiety, determination as U.S. Jews await High Holy Days
For Jews worldwide, the High Holy Days are always a compelling mix of celebration and repentance. For many Jews in the United States, the holiday season this year will be more charged than usual. Rabbis say many of their congregants…
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