Hence we have among the ten miracles that were created at twilight before Shabbat, the very first listing is the mouth of the ...

So, yes, also a prayer: May God spread over us all a sukkat shalom, a shelter of peace, remembering that the very nature of the sukkah is its shakiness, its vulnerability and its temporary nature. We ...

Pittsburgh Regional Transit hopes to make bus and subway rides a little less sour, with a new pickle-themed campaign reminding riders to steer clear of jarring behavior. “Keep it kosher,” one sign ...

Congregation Bonai Shalom’s calendar is packed with summer events. There are Shabbat services and bar mitzvahs. On Thursday, there’s a conversation about immigration scheduled.

We wish each other “ Shabbat shalom ” on Friday and Saturday, strive for shalom bayit within families, and remember a loved one with alav hashalom.

He says as follows: The term “Shalom” – peace – comes from the root “Shalem,” which means wholeness. When you achieve peace, everything is whole, everything is perfect.

For Rabbi Seth Adelson of Congregation Beth Shalom in Pittsburgh, receiving the news about the attack last Saturday morning as he headed to worship brought back traumatic memories of Oct. 27, 2018.

Jews in communities far from Israel gathered at synagogues this weekend for Shabbat services held amid the ongoing war ignited by Hamas militants’ attack on Israel a week earlier.

"If you listen to our service, the most common word in our service every week -- not just this week -- is 'shalom,' which is peace," said Richard Lehrman, president of Temple Emanu-El.

For Rabbi Seth Adelson of Congregation Beth Shalom in Pittsburgh, receiving the news about the attack last Saturday morning as he headed to worship brought back traumatic memories of Oct. 27, 2018.

Jews in communities far from Israel gathered at synagogues this weekend for Shabbat services held amid the ongoing war ignited by Hamas terrorists’ devastating assault on Israel a week earlier ...

I held my son tightly as I blessed him tonight. It’s a traditional blessing for children that I repeat over him every Friday night, one that ends with the word “shalom” – peace.