“There is nothing more spectacular and meaningful than making a simcha in Israel,” said Penny Rabinowitz, founder of event planning firm Penny & Co. Events,
(JNS) The Israel Police and the Shin Bet preempted a terrorist attack in Jerusalem, police reported on Sunday, April 2. Omar Abedin, 21, a resident
An anti-Israel group called Palestinian Solidarity Forum (PSF) on March 20 invited officials from the Iranian-backed Palestinian terror groups Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)
We all have friends, relatives and colleagues who have talked to us about their aliyah experience and how we should consider it as a new
The questions of the Seder vary in their particulars but it can be argued that their ultimate aim reflects the central challenge presented to the
When Elan Ganeles, a dual American Israeli citizen, and a brilliant graduate of Columbia University, was murdered on February 27, the story figured prominently in
The RYNJ ECD was a staging area for a recreation of the Pesach Experience. These youngest students were led by the oldest young men as
Yeshivat Noam elementary school students attended a workshop about chametz and matzah in Rabbi Schwersenski’s outdoor classroom, followed by a hand-on Matzah Bake led by
The pre-k students were hard at work making charoset for their Pesach seders. The students discussed the different ingredients that are found in charoset and
Yavneh Academy’s early childhood students have been so busy preparing for Pesach over the last couple of weeks. They have been working on their individual
On March 22, YUPAC, the Yeshiva University Political Action Club, led their annual Mission to Washington. A delegation of 160, including 130 Yeshiva University students
BPY’s toddler and nursery classes had beautiful model seders in their classrooms led by their amazing morot! They sang their hearts out and thoroughly enjoyed
