(Courtesy of Israel Special Kids) Israel Special Kids Fund is pleased to announce the appointment of Josh Pruzansky as its director of development, effective December
When you live in a home for decades, you learn to visually turn off the areas that require work, planning and money to fix. That
(Courtesy of Kaplen JCC) The SHIRAH Community Chorus on the Palisades, conducted by Marsha Bryan Edelman, will perform its annual Winter Concert on Sunday, Dec.
Part IX Despite volunteering in large numbers, Jewish doctors, except for malariologists, were not eagerly welcomed by the British Army because of a purported British
I am fascinated by names, especially Biblical names. Names reveal a great deal about the beliefs, hopes, superstitions and fears of the people who bear
If you have an affinity towards Israel and its close bond with the U.S., listening to the opposing side can be sobering. James Zogby, president
Reviewing: “Judaism Reclaimed: Philosophy and Theology in the Torah,” by Shmuel Phillips. Mosaica Press. 2019. English. Hardcover. 632 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1946351784. In this outstanding book,
The project, initiated by the Ruderman Family Foundation, brings testimonies of students harassed by anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli activity, as well as questions of Jewish identity
It’s impossible to run out of things to do in Jerusalem. Israel’s capital, one of the fastest-growing tourism destinations in the world, is Israel’s largest
Part 2 (Continued from last week) The period of Joshua and the conquest covers roughly the Late Bronze Age, which spanned from about 1200 BC
Whenever you want to go anywhere, there’s traffic. And people know this. That’s why when you get there, everyone asks, “How was traffic?” “Traffic was
At this time of year, high school yeshivas begin the long, arduous and often eventful process of fielding, reviewing and ruling on applications from prospective
