Still working as a cantor, the Brooklyn-born musician has dropped his most recent album and embarked on a stadium tour that's breaking him out into mainstream stardom

Tensions rise as police and IDF close off ultra-Orthodox enclave at the center of a coronavirus outbreak

Residents were angered by authorities preventing a delivery driver from entering the community because he did not appear on list of essential services

Information took too long to filter into the insular ultra-Orthodox world, and some key rabbis didn't grasp the pandemic danger. Now Israel braces for the consequences of the delay

Social distancing takes hold in the particularly communal ultra-Orthodox community; leaders come up with makeshift workarounds during an unprecedented halt to religious rituals

Chabad's Rabbi Masoud Tubul, 64, passes away from COVID-19 in Paris; Satmar's Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum, 72-year-old head of world's largest Hasidic sect, is diagnosed with virus

Traditional large parties scrapped in favor of parades cruising through Crown Heights neighborhood, so residents can celebrate from their apartment balconies and stoops

Brooklyn neighborhoods with large Haredi populations hit hard by COVID-19, but some parts of community continuing to defy social distancing orders

Thomas Grafton, 37, to be charged with 5 counts of attempted murder; Saturday's incident comes as series of anti-Semitic hate crimes rock NY

Some 100 Orthodox families moved to Jersey City neighborhood from Brooklyn over past several years; witness says wife of store owner injured in attack