(Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, a leading religious Zionist figure and the chief rabbi of the prestigious Har Etzion yeshiva in Judea, died
(Below is the transcript of the Yom Hazikaron Address delivered this past Wednesday night to the YU student body.) I have no idea of what
Teaneck—With somber tones, heartbreak, many tears, but also with joy and hope for redemption, the greater Teaneck community observed Yom Hashoah last Thursday evening at
Paramus—April 15 marked an historic day for Ben Porat Yosef (BPY). On that day, the thirteen-year-old school completed the purchase of its permanent home –
This past Monday was the seventh yahrzeit of Mitch Gross, a’h, in whose memory MGBL was founded. Mitch would have enjoyed the competition this past
His well-known modesty would probably cause him a slight bit of embarrassment by our words. On Monday, the Religious Zionist/Modern Orthodox worldwide community lost one
To the Editor: In Mr. Troodler’s piece on the 2016 presidential contest, he states that “as a former First Lady, Senator, and Secretary of State,
As technology changes, new opportunities arise for Shabbos-observant Jews that should not be ignored. However, when evaluating new technology we have to look at reality
The kohen, or priest, must examine a potential case of tzaras (what we wrongly translate as leprosy). Sometimes, the would-be metzora must wait days for
Netanyahu and Rivlin Refuse Meetings With Jimmy Carter (Israel Hayom/Exclusive to JNS.org) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin declined requests for meetings
Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, as I knew him, was not merely a giant of Torah, but also a giant of a man. He was a child
The OU Jewish Communities Fair is taking place on Sunday, April 26, at Metropolitan West, a special-event venue located at 639 West 46th Street, New
