Israel’s cabinet has approved legislation to officially define the country as the nation-state of the Jewish people. This timely measure accomplishes several important goals. It
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Bear Givers has partnered with J-ADD to present “Hand Made,” an art exhibit and sale featuring original artwork created by the residents of J-ADD’s Group
“I find it very rewarding making difficult lives easier,” says Deena Winchester. The Ma’ayanot junior who has done work for Friendship Circle spent this past
Yeshiva University has announced that Joshua Jacoby, more familiarly known as Shuey, has been appointed Executive Director of YU High Schools – the Marsha Stern
Seven RYNJ students–Kalya Murad, Talia Buchwald, Arielle Mandel, Meira Kirschner, Bella Neiss, Leah Houben and Shoshana Elishis–on their own initiative hosted a bake sale over
For many people, Fort Lee is the city you pass through as you approach the George Washington Bridge. Rabbi Zev Goldberg and the leadership of
Applications for the 2015-2016 Masa Israel Teaching Fellows are officially open. For the program’s fifth season, Masa Israel Journey will select 200 outstanding Jewish college
Being Modern Orthodox is more than just being “frum enough” or “frum but not too frum.” Some people don’t like the term Modern Orthodox or
A source close to President Mahmoud Abbas told Al-Monitor that the Palestinian president was committed to preventing a third intifada. “It’s not in his interest,”
It is definitely a challenge to make friends when you move to a new community. Wherever you go you are in the position where whomever
In the hype and chaos of graduate school most of my professors, friends, and supervisors have at some point asked the students how we manage
