Jerusalem—The culmination of our three-day-plus celebration of Yom Yerushalayim 2017 took place on the spot where 52 years earlier, in November 1965, my Machon Gold
On Thursday, May 25, Yeshiva University’s Class of 2017 celebrated YU’s 86th commencement along with friends and family in The Theater at Madison Square Garden
On May 24, The Moriah School hosted an exciting, fun filled day in honor of the students’ accomplishments under the Mendel Balk z”l Jewish Life
New details emerged Sunday about the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in Bethlehem last week, suggesting it may
The charred remains of the Israeli bus hijacked by Palestinian terrorists in the 1978 Coastal Road massacre, which was masterminded by female terrorist Dalal Mughrabi
We are familiar with the old Yiddish proverb “Man plans and God laughs.” Well, that proverb seemed especially fitting when we here at The Jewish
I would like to comment on your most interesting article “Did Moses Have a Speech Impediment: Part 1” (May 18, 2017). Rather than cite numerous
For women in Orthodox Judaism, there are many paths toward faith. And in her article “Am I a Lonely Woman of Faith?” (May 18, 2017)
I read Elizabeth Kratz’s editorial “Am I a Lonely Woman of Faith?” (May 18, 2017) with interest. I’d like to suggest that it is based
I am writing in reference to what appears to be an article in your health section titled “Why More Jewish Parents Are Banking Cord Blood,”
Teaneck—Even as many New Jersey voters continue to process the outcome of the presidential election this past November, the New Jersey gubernatorial primary coming up
Washington—Prominent Democrats and major U.S. Jewish organizations are joining President Donald Trump in calling on the Palestinian Authority (PA) to stop making payments to imprisoned
