An eruv, usually a thin wire placed around a community, allows observant Jews to carry on the Sabbath and other Jewish holy days.<\/p>\n
All of San Francisco’s important Orthodox rabbis have come together to construct an eruv in the city.<\/p>\n
The old guard feuding rabbis in town have retired.<\/p>\n
Even help from Conservative synagogues may be welcomed (this was shunned the LAEruv.com RCC-led right-wing Orthodox crowd)<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" An eruv, usually a thin wire placed around a community, allows observant Jews to carry on the Sabbath and other Jewish holy days. All of San Francisco’s important Orthodox rabbis have come together to construct an eruv in the city. … Continue reading