Rabbis, U.S. Jews feel unsettled as High Holy Days approach amid antisemitism fears
As the High Holy Days approach, rabbis in the United States say their congregations are deeply unsettled by antisemitic threats and aware of sharp divisions in their own communities. But many are also determined to embrace the coming days of celebration and reflection.
As the High Holy Days approach, rabbis in the U.S. are observing that their congregations are deeply unsettled by antisemitic threats. They are also aware of significant divisions within their own communities. Despite these concerns, many rabbis express a determination to embrace the upcoming days of celebration and reflection.
- Congregations in the U.S. are unsettled by antisemitic threats as the High Holy Days approach.
- Rabbis are aware of sharp divisions within their communities.
- Despite fears, many are determined to embrace the coming days of celebration and reflection.
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