With the launch of the Israeli army’s Operation Protective Edge in Gaza, much of the public’s attention has appropriately focused on Hamas, the Palestinian terrorist

Australia’s Sydney Harbor is up in flames. Large letters superimposed on the scene ask, “How would they react?” That image and many others like it

I traveled to Israel a few weeks ago to see my daughter Eliora at her “tekes,” her acceptance ceremony into the Israel Defense Forces. Because

Chestnut Ridge—Vandalism isn’t necessarily a hate crime and there was no sign of it found by the Ramapo Police at the Camp Shalom site on

Englewood—“I’m here to make your life easier,” Nechama Price said at a reception in her honor as the new Yoetzet Halacha for Ahavath Torah and

As the JLBC went to press on Wednesday night, The Wall Street Journal reported Israel had agreed to a five-hour cease-fire on Thursday to allow

Washington—Senator Robert Menendez, NJ Democratic Senator and Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee issued the following statement when Israel began air strikes in Gaza

New York City—On July 15, an Egyptian-brokered cease fire was accepted by the Israeli government. Moments later, the proposed truce was rejected by the terrorist

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas criticized Hamas last Friday for firing rockets at Israel. Business Week reports: “What are you trying to achieve by sending rockets?”

Cong. Bnai Yeshurun organized a Children’s Choir for the first time, led by local singer and chazzan Chaim Kiss. The choir has been very successful

As many Orthodox Union-associated summer programs in Israel began last week, there were location changes made for students due to security concerns. Due to the