Hasidic
Five arrested after 100 Hasidim enter Palestinian village of Kifl Haris to visit graves
The Hasidim, followers of convicted sex offender Eliezer Berland, claim that Palestinian residents threw stones at them, injuring two.
Coming full circle: Luxury watch belonging to Chabad rebbes found by hasidic children in Lyubavichi
Gur Hasidic community in Arad instructs students to ride busses according to gender
This quant billionaire uses AI but turns to Hasidic thought for meaning
Hasidic Jewish refugees from Ukraine celebrate Hanukkah at Hungarian shelter
More than half of Ukraine's Jewish communities have been evacuated, finding refuge around Europe and Israel.
Rachel Freier: Civil court judge, parademic, Hasid and mother of 6
Freier discusses the changing public perception of Hasidim and relations between religious and secular Jews.
Activists launch independent haredi news organization
Naftuli Moster is launching a news organization focused on tackling the news desert in the haredi world.
Chinese censors ban printing of ‘anti-communist’ Hasidic woman’s memoir
“Unfortunately this book is not approved to print in China as content involves anti-communist,” said a 1010 Printing representative.
Can the state tell yeshivas what they can teach?
New York State's Board of Regents to approve new regulations proposed by the New York State Education Department.
Brooklyn woman knocks hat off Orthodox Jewish man
The suspect was arrested on Saturday night by NYPD with assistance from volunteer safety patrol group Boro Park Shomrim.
How New York City’s Hasidic yeshivas gained, and lost, legitimacy - opinion
The supporters say the schools’ focus on Jewish studies is a matter of educational and religious freedom and parental choice.
Rules aimed at regulating ultra-Orthodox schools unanimously passed in New York
The regulations have been in the works for years and got the approval of the Regents’ Preschool to twelfth-grade committee Monday.
Israeli Yeshiva student wins silver medal at International Olympiad of Informatics
Eitan Elbaum, 17, competed against 346 students from 90 countries across the globe in the contest, which featured complex programming questions.
Boys in hasidic schools regularly beaten, denied basic secular education - NYT
A year-long investigation into the New York hasidic school system by The New York Times found that the children in these schools were suffering from severe educational deprivation.