Despite a bounty of competitors, The Birnbaum machzor, first published in 1951 remained a staple of Orthodox synagogues largely because the 'worshipper is not called upon to search from page to page and to commute from reference to reference'

Before being murdered by the Nazis with his family, Polish-Jewish graphic designer Haim Goldenberg would pursue his talents by designing holiday cards for Jews to send to their loved ones; much of his work discovered among the ruins of the Warsaw Ghetto

A meme that has circulated widely recently calls on employers to take Jewish colleagues' religious observance into consideration but those who do observe these holidays have many better ways to make the relevant accommodations

Happy High Holy Days are here again: on eve of Rosh Hashanah, Jewish leaders look back on how they kept communal body and spiritual soul together and look ahead to a New Year of open doors and familiar faces