On Aug. 7, 2020, Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz) passed away in Jerusalem at the age of 83. But the Steinsaltz Center that he opened many
“I am bad at math!” “Math was not my good subject.” “What’s this new math?” “Math is not my thing.” “I am just not a
“It’s Daniel’s fault! I didn’t do anything!” These are words teachers often hear in their classrooms. Responding to these accusations from the child is more
While hate speech spreads online and in person like never before, Jewish organizations, schools and synagogues are working together to bring the ‘Clean Speech’ challenge
After being repeatedly called out by governing officials, professors, students and Jewish organizations for allowing antisemitism to proliferate on its campuses, the City University of
The largest Jewish wedding in the history of the Arabian Gulf took place in the United Arab Emirate’s capital of Abu Dhabi on Wednesday with
And a good time was had by all … We sure hope everyone had a magical and musical month of Holy Days. Every time I
Learn the words in Hebrew to figure out the joke below: Once – פַּעַם Zoo – גַּן חַיּוֹת He did – עָשָׂה Lions – אֲרָיוֹת
Despite all the advances in treatment of cancer, death still remains an outcome for a substantial percentage of cancer patients. Indeed, cancer has become the
What prevents people impacted by unsafe relationships from coming forward? It’s a question we hear often at Project SARAH, New Jersey’s statewide domestic and sexual
Moreinu HaRav HaGaon Rav Moshe Dovid Tendler zt”l was many things: A posek and a professor; a rosh yeshiva with a PhD in microbiology; a
Brooklyn native Nechama Konigsberg, 43, made aliyah from Bergenfield to Modiin. She and her family arrived in the summer of 2018. Aviva: What schools did
