Tel Aviv—The nation’s food bank, Leket Israel’s, Founder and Chairman Joseph Gitler, was awarded the country’s prestigious Yigal Alon Prize for his significant impact on

I just finished reciting my last Kaddish on behalf of my revered father Shaul Gershon ben Chaim Shmuel v’Ita Chaya, Dr. Saul G. Agus, z”l.

Jersey City—United Rescue, the sister organization of United Hatzalah in Israel, was recognized for its achievement in launching the first-ever community-based emergency response program in

I think that we all felt a sense of nervousness now that we had reached the big day. The day that seemed as though it

The Immigrant Investor Program, also known as “EB-5,” provides a means for foreign nationals to obtain Lawful Permanent Resident Status (a “Green Card”) in the

James L. Berenthal remembers his yeshiva graduation in Havana with great fondness. He reminiscences about the celebration opening Havana’s El Patronato synagogue in 1953 when

This month’s Israel Spotlight interviewee is Tamar Jonas. Tamar takes pride in sounding tough and saying she is “from the Bronx,” watching others’ confused or

Volume includes essays on memory and meaning by Rabbi Norman Lamm with translation by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks. Yeshiva University announced today that it will be

New Milford—Dr. Sol Messinger told Solomon Schechter Day School Middle School students this week that he was 6 years old when, as one of more

Ra’anana, Israel—Purim is coming, and in addition to reading the Book of Esther, dressing in costumes and eating a sumptuous meal, Purim wouldn’t be Purim