Chag Tu B’Shevat At first glance, Tu B’Shevat seems to be a mere technical halachic marker for the new year of fruits (as pertaining to
SINAI elementary and middle school students enjoyed getting together for a read-aloud session, in which a sixth-grader read a story to a younger child. They
An EMT’s harrowing account of the Neve Yaakov terror attack. It was a peaceful Friday night after the Shabbat meal. My son and I left
(Courtesy of Office of Rep. Josh Gottheimer) On January 27, 2023, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, new bipartisan legislation—the Holocaust Education and Antisemitism Lessons (HEAL) Act—was
History will remember which congressmen voted to remove Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee and which didn’t. There should be bipartisan consensus in support
While current MTA tamidim enjoyed a refreshing break over winter vacation former talmidim learning in yeshiva in Eretz Yisrael were visited by the Head of
JKHA eighth graders have been taking part in a weekly Witness Seminar to educate students about the history of the Holocaust and the resilience of
Last week, author and journalist Dale Russakoff spoke to TABC’s Scholars Program, an independent two-year honors program designed to give students the opportunity to identify
The authority of the Israeli Supreme Court may be somewhat curtailed, but Israel’s robust democracy will survive. The debate over the separation of powers is
I read the article “TikTok: It’s Not Just Social Media and It’s Not Just for Kids” (January 23, 2026) with growing dismay. The Modern Orthodox
Naaleh is proud of their many students who have chosen to participate in a school-wide kPhone initiative that restricts social media and streaming services and
Yeshivat Frisch was thrilled to welcome Rabbi Dr. Meir Soloveichik last week for the Rabbi Shlomo Weinberger z”l Memorial Lecture. Rabbi Soloveichik, who serves as
