(JNS) Sudan’s Foreign Ministry has denied comments made by its own spokesman indicating that an agreement between his government and Israel might be in the
(JNS) El Al airlines has announced that it is extending the ban on passenger flights due to the coronavirus outbreak until Sept. 30. The company
(Lilach Shoval/Israel Hayom Staff via JNS) A joint drill by the Israeli and German air forces this week included a historic flyover above the Dachau
(Adi Hashmonai/Israel Hayom via JNS) Work to upgrade the entrance to Tzfat’s Old City has unearthed an attack tunnel dating to Israel’s 1948 War of
“Mommy, are people still wearing masks?” This was the first question our youngest son asked when he got off the bus this past week after
As our community prepares for the reopening of our Yeshivot, the joint rabbinic and educational leadership of our shuls and schools, in conjunction with the
As the 2020-2021 school year begins, with its unique challenges and uncertainties, the Rabbinical Council of America, the leading membership organization of Orthodox rabbis, appreciates
Many parents pay full tuition. Let’s say tuition at a school is $1,000 per student and there are 100 students in the school. Simple math
I read with interest Ariel Levenson’s article, “Time to Raise Our Voices” (August 13, 2020). Later in the day, my perusal of a book on
As a parent of a child who experienced firsthand the Mesorah Magic I want to publicly thank Deena and Ari Katz and their committed, selfless
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, the Jewish community of Fair Lawn wanted to support both local kosher businesses and the members of the Fair Lawn Volunteer
My wife and I write to publicly express our thanks to Rabbi Gary Beitler. His efforts in opening Camp Shoresh, which drew to a successful
