UK’s oldest synagogue to build Central London’s first eruv
Bevis Marks Synagogue submits proposal to construct eruv to become more accessible for the city's Jews.
Bevis Marks Synagogue submits proposal to construct eruv to become more accessible for the city's Jews.
Those disregarding the value of nationalism and the Religious Zionists who embrace it, miss a fundamental and essential point in the Torah.
New eruv removed after residents put up lawn signs opposing Jews moving into Staten Island neighborhood.
New Jersey town agrees to repeal ban on eruv, after state officials ruled ban was discriminatory against Orthodox Jews.
Police arrest 28-year-old suspect believed to have repeatedly vandalized community religious boundary.
Holy books, walls defaced in Sephardi synagogue at border of Kiryat Yovel and Bayit Vagan. Eruv deliberately cut.
Residents up in arms after Eruv in Jerusalem's Bayit Vegan and Kiryat Hayovel neighborhoods repeatedly vandalized.
New Jersey town settles lawsuit over city ordinances allegedly targeting haredi Jews.
Mahwah withdraws ordinance prohibiting erection of eruv under pressure from lawsuit by State of New Jersey.
Jewish groups, State of New Jersey sue towns for seeking to ban construction of eruvs to keep religious Jews out.
New Jersey town sued for ordering Jewish community to remove eruv. Lawsuit states town seeks to 'suppress the religious practices' of Jews.
Angry reaction of local residents prompts municipality to remove several posts built for Orthodox residents. Agudath Israel: 'Anti-Semitism'
Controversial eruv established in Crown Heights neighborhood ruined two weeks after local rabbis voiced opposition to eruv.
Rabbis in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn issued an edict to void the New York neighborhood’s new modern Orthodox eruv.
Resident of Kfar Bilu claims local committee refuses to erect an eruv fearing ‘religious take-over.’ Council response: not true.
Authority on eruv demarcation permitting carrying objects on Shabbat says to track updates, as snowstorm may invalidate the system.
Orthodox Jews in Johannesburg, South Africa are facing flak over construction of an "eruv." Local residents fear it could pose a security risk.
A high, thin wire, part of the “eruv” that marks where Jews can carry objects on the Sabbath, has become the focus of a new Arab-Jewish battle.