Tel Aviv—Shavei Israel this morning brought a group of 78 Bnei Menashe immigrants on aliyah from the northeastern Indian state of Manipur, which borders Burma
The world-famous Louvre Art Museum stands accused of discriminating against Israeli students, after being exposed by some clever amateur investigative journalism that echoes a 1940s
While water crises are fast becoming a significant part of life around the world, that trend is moving in the opposite direction in Israel. Until
Jerusalem—On Sunday afternoon, the atmosphere was thick with excitement (and heat) in Jerusalem’s iconic Sacher Park, as hundreds of Americans and a few token Israelis
A greater connection with the land of Israel. Studying Torah in the innate kedusha of Eretz Yisrael. Devoting a year solely to Judaic Studies to
Teaneck—Yeshiva University, in partnership with Congregation Rinat Yisrael, proudly presents a summer semester of Community Beit Midrash in Bergen County. This three-week program will take
Teaneck—A commercial boom can be heard, but only softly in Teaneck, as instead of big-name franchises and huge industrial complexes, smaller, more residential-friendly stores and
NCSY held its annual scholarship breakfast on Sunday, June 21. NCSY presented four awards to dedicated NCSY stakeholders: Ayelet and Rabbi Michael Hoenig, Reva and
Children and teens battling cancer, their parents and siblings recently traveled from around the country to upstate New York to experience the magic of Camp
Clifton—Inspirational, funny and “quite emotional” sum up Alina Gerlovin Spaulding’s story, told at the Jewish Family Service and Children’s Center of Clifton-Passaic Volunteer Recognition Dinner
NCSY Summer Girls Learning Initiative Kicks Off Summer Girls Learning Initiative is an opportunity for high school girls who are home for the summer to
Yachad’s Daner Communal Fellowship has selected three outstanding recent college graduates to serve as Fellows for the 2015–2016 programmatic year, beginning in late July. Amanda
