Queens Hub to be rededicated as the Jack and Shirley Silver Hub in recognition of their generosity. (Courtesy of UJA Federation) UJA-Federation of New York
Inspiring program features Chef Wolfgang Puck and musical performance by Ishay Ribo. (Courtesy of Chai Lifeline) Providing further hope that the social world we once
(Courtesy of The Shabbat Project) After more subdued celebrations in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the international Shabbat Project roared back to life last
Yeshiva Ohr Simcha of Englewood has re-opened after sustaining damage from Hurricane Ida. Construction still continues at the building. The yeshiva’s community learning began with
More than 21% of assets distributed to charities in all sectors. (Courtesy of JCF) The Jewish Communal Fund (JCF), the largest Jewish donor-advised fund in
Held by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany on the third night of Chanukah, this international event will include memories from survivors from
On November 18, UJA-Federation of NY hosted a program entitled, “Strengthening the Abraham Accords Through Business,” for Jewish leaders to meet and engage with leading
The deception has taken place. Joseph has been sold into slavery. His brothers dipped his coat in blood. They bring it back to their father,
Part II In 1998, the renowned British historian Paul Johnson wrote an essay in Commentary to commemorate Israel’s birthday. He noted: “In the last half-century,
Once a year we have a special day set aside when we are asked to pause and give thanks for all the blessings we have
Parshat Vayeishev The prophet Amos, a contemporary of the nevi’im Yeshayahu, Micha and Hoshe’a, was a simple shepherd by trade who was called upon by
This week’s parsha is action packed—particularly when it comes to parenting and sibling/family relationships. But there is one particular part of the parsha that I
