The Israeli government’s passage of legislation that authorizes egalitarian prayer in a soon-to-be-created 9,700-square-foot, NIS 35 million ($8.85 million) section adjacent to the southern part
Ilene Strauss, a West Orange resident and middle school teacher at Salanter Akiba Riverdale (SAR) Academy in the Bronx, says she never considered becoming a
Among the biggest decisions facing graduates of Jewish high schools is deciding whether or not to spend a gap year in Israel. If a student
With Winter Break behind us, we are only one week away from the beginning of the 2015-2016 MYHSAL playoffs. As one would expect, despite how
Three Terrorists Carry Out Combined Shooting and Stabbing Attack at Damascus Gate (Jpost and combined sources) A Border Policewomen, 19, who was drafted two months
Like many Modern Orthodox Jews, we ponder the impact of the Israeli government’s recent decision to permit egalitarian, pluralistic prayer in the Kotel area known
Underlying Conditions Can Cause ADHD I am a New Jersey licensed psychologist and a New Jersey certified school psychologist. I read an article about children
Mazel tov to former JLNJ intern Ilan Swartz-Brownstein, a beatboxing member of Yeshiva University’s a capella group Y-Studs, for making it to the national competition
Dear Mr. Ban Ki-moon, No one missed the double entendre of your recent New York Times article title, “Don’t Shoot the Messenger, Israel,” which had
Editor’s Note: Rabbi Goldin is responding to a piece called “An Orthodoxy of Its Own,” by Baruch Stein, published in the Jerusalem Post on January
Editor’s note: The author is responding to this article. I recently came across a Jewish Link article written by a senior in high school named
