The Ministry of Defense has issued bids to several companies to build a concrete barrier extending several stories below ground to mitigate the threat of
Jerusalem—A very special gathering took place this month in the offices of Israel’s national pre-ambulance emergency medical services organization, United Hatzalah of Israel. The first
Elie Wiesel wrote in Night, “To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.” After his recent death at age 87,
Teaneck—Move over, Michael Phelps! Brothers Avi and Ezra Borgen, age 12 and 10 respectively, recently qualified for and swam in the New Jersey Long Course
IDF to Open Chareidi Paratrooper Platoon (Yoav Zitun and Kobi Nachshoni/Ynetnews) First it was the Netzah Yehuda and Tomer platoons in the Kfir and Givati
The revered Pope Francis was uniquely positioned to take a stronger stance on a brutal act of terrorism when he visited Auschwitz last week. He
Earlier this week, I attended what I consider to be a major life event. With nearly 40 of my former high school classmates, we met
Your recent editorial, “The ‘Red’ Flag of Philadelphia” (July 28, 2016), about the Democratic National Convention coping with a splinter group that was disruptive, is
Beginning with the bloody July 14 Bastille Day terror attack in Nice, France, that left 84 people dead, Western Europe has seen an unrelenting wave
Iran was ranked as the world’s top global money-laundering threat by the Basel Institute on Governance this week, marking the third straight year that the
Former Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Michael Oren was appointed deputy minister of the Prime Minister’s Office and head of Israel’s public diplomacy, The Times
Teaneck—AMIT, Israel’s premier education network, will host a summer afternoon tea on Shabbat afternoon, August 6, at 5:00 p.m. at the home of Lois Blumenfeld
