Religion

Only in NewsdayLI Muslim support for Trump, Stein tied to Biden-Harris handling of Israel-Hamas war

Community leaders say Muslim voters were angered by the Biden-Harris administration's inability to stem the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

MORE ON THIS TOPICLI Muslims, Jews distraught over continued violence in Middle East

Bruce and Kaye Byrne, of Manhasset, die two days apart at 91, 873m read

Pegisha in Brooklyn provides opportunity for Jewish students from region to gather3m read

Four sacred sites on LI land thousands in restoration grants2m read

Diwali holiday on LI means sweet treats and a chance to start again2m read

First in NewsdayGay teacher reaches 'settlement in principle' with Catholic diocese after alleged illegal firing2m read

Sally Butler, of the Sisters of St. Dominic of Amityville, dies at 933m read

Only in Newsday'We've all kind of suffered.' LI Catholics react to diocese settlement with clergy abuse survivors7m read

'Keeping the tradition alive': LI man's Navaratri display celebrates Hindu religion, customs4m read

'Bring the hostages home now'

Only in NewsdayLI Muslims, Jews distraught over continued violence in Middle East9m read

Holocaust center marks Oct. 7 with new memorial2m read

Only in NewsdayGay teacher's lawsuit against Catholic diocese continues after church nixes dismissal motion1m read

In wake of Iran missile attack on Israel, more worry for Jewish LIers2m read

Only in NewsdayVolunteers deliver holiday meals to Long Islanders celebrating Rosh Hashanah2m read

New Cassel's Prospect Street renamed in Bishop Lionel Harvey's honor1m read

Clergy sex abuse survivors to get payments from diocese settlement in 20252m read

Clergy sex abuse survivors, Diocese of Rockville Centre, reach $323M settlement 3m read

Report cites 'unacceptable' antisemitism in CUNY system3m read

Only in NewsdayInterfaith groups on LI seek to bridge divisions that breed hate6m read

LI bakery going all out for Jewish holiday sweets

Lawyers: Deal soon between diocese, sex abuse survivors1m read

Removal of LI student's pro-Palestinian watermelon art ignites community uproar3m read

'I feel deeply offended'

Islip church joins movement to go green with solar panels3m read

Asking the Clergy: What is a modern miracle?2m read

Only in NewsdayClergy abuse survivors angered by delays in settlement with diocese2m read

Officials: Diocese, sex abuse survivors near deal2m read

Dalai Lama visit draws followers to UBS Arena2m read

Long Islanders' Favorites

Only in Newsday'A force multiplier': More than 70 license plate readers approved for Nassau roads

Police departments are building a surveillance network officials say is designed to detect criminal suspects and deploy emergency resources in real time.

MORE ON THIS TOPIC$1.05M grant to fund more license plate readers in 7 North Shore communities

Only in NewsdayMother of inmate who died at Nassau jail files $20M lawsuit2m read

Here are the people Trump has picked for key positions so far20m read

Legendary Italian restaurant to close after 64 years1m read

Top Stories

Holocaust center shines light on lifesaving heroes2m read

LI native Bishop Richard Henning to lead Archdiocese of Boston3m read

LI spiritual leaders call for end to politically fueled violence3m read

Man indicted in April antisemitic graffiti spree1m read

Only in NewsdayMolloy gets $3.5M grant to bring more students of color into STEM4m read

Asking the Clergy: Why is Muharram important?2m read

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