Rep. Josh Gottheimer (NJ-Dist. 5) has been appointed to the prestigious House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, where he will have oversight of 17 United
In conjunction with their unit on health, Moriah nursery classes took an in depth look at nutrition last week. The goal was to learn about
Following the deadly quake in Turkey, Israel’s state comptroller calls for immediate action to avert disaster. The Knesset Internal Affairs and Environment Committee has called
Twenty-five years. That’s more than twice the lifetime of many kosher restaurants, aside from the kosher carry outs and pizza shops. “The trailblazers in kosher
On Motzei Shabbat of February 4, Kinneret Day School gathered parents and staff for a fun-filled Casino Night. This exciting event contained casino-like games, a
(JNS) Officials from dozens of federal agencies and White House offices met this week to discuss efforts to counter antisemitism. Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff convened
SINAI at JKHA students participated in a mezuzah workshop with Rabbi Yisroel Rosenblum from Chabad’s Living Legacy program. They learned all about the mitzvah of
Governor Kathy Hochul kicked off February unveiling a $227 billion state budget, up $7 billion from this year’s budget. The spending plan includes a record
Last Friday, TABC’s juniors and seniors had the special opportunity to hear from Rabbi Aryeh Lightstone. Rabbi Lightstone is the former regional director of NCSY’s
Naaleh’s STEAM opportunities are on the rise! Their new Student Tech Squad is composed of 20 students who help with technology at school events and
This past week, participants of Heichal’s Research Fellowship Program had the privilege of hearing from Rabbi Dr. Ephraim Kanarfogel, the E. Billi Ivry professor of
(JNS) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a call by the Biden administration to temporarily freeze construction in Judea and Samaria and halt demolitions
