With more than four weddings a week and nearly 2,500 married couples to their credit, the most successful Jewish dating-for-marriage service continues to grow. Recently,
New York—Continuing to build an intellectually diverse and rich scholarly community on campus and bolstering its top-level academic offerings, Yeshiva University has granted tenure to
Teaneck—After an exhaustive search, interacting with roughly 40 rabbinical candidates for the job, the Young Israel of Teaneck has announced that Rabbi Beni Krohn will
The events of the last three weeks drove home for the Jewish people – once again, unfortunately – the challenges and difficulties we face. The
To the Editor: I am the author of the 9/11 Museum article that Adam referenced in his piece, “March of the Living.” If possible, can
The meal had been going wonderfully. The meat roll (pastrami and smoked turkey) and salmon gefilte fish had been delicious. The chulent was just so,
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The campaign for the June 10, 2014 GOP primary election in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District was by all accounts a sleeper. David Brat, a college
How many times have you heard on television or read in the media that the Gaza Strip is “the most densely populated area in the
Sources are emerging with video proof that Hamas was and does deliberately put Palestinian civilians at risk. Most reporters have been intimidated, as described in
The rapid rise of ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria) to global notoriety has taken observers of Middle East politics by surprise. All of
The fact that UNRWA schools are caught in the crossfire of the Hamas war is hardly surprising. Fifteen years ago, the Gaza-based employees of UNRWA
