An eruv is a symbolic enclosure that allows Orthodox Jews to carry items outside of their home during the weekly Shabbat observance, which begins at sundown on Friday and lasts through nightfall ...

“An eruv is an area under a single ownership ... They could not carry a bottle of wine to a neighbor’s house for lunch on the Shabbat. So this permits them to do it in this in this area ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Unbeknown to most, there are transparent wires that wrap around over 200 cities in North America — including Manhattan — to mark a religious boundary. And every ...

A 13-mile-long eruv, a border that will allow Orthodox Jews to carry objects from home to their synagogue on the Sabbath, will be constructed around Palo Alto after eight years of attempts to gain ...

The statement noted the recent construction of an eruv allowing observant Jews to carry items on Shabbat, the 2023 introduction of kosher dining and the existence of a daily prayer service.