Yerushalayim of Yore: Life in the Old Yishuv
(Information for this article is based primarily on material provided by the Isaac Kaplan Old Yishuv Court Museum.) Now, when we visit Yerushalayim, we see
December 25, 2024
(Information for this article is based primarily on material provided by the Isaac Kaplan Old Yishuv Court Museum.) Now, when we visit Yerushalayim, we see
Next contest coming soon! Shoshana, Ariel and Leora, email [email protected] to claim your Chickies gift card! Thank you to everyone who entered!
Dear Shayna B, I really think you are amazing and would like your advice on this issue. Most days when I come to school I
When I read about the arrest of American Jewish Wall Street Journal Reporter, Evan Gershkovich, in Russia on March 29, my mind went back to
Hi! Lots of folks had some very creative responses to last week’s cufflinks, which had the doves on them. Taking flight to the arei miklat,
As her class settled into their seats, Dr. Wiesen started distributing the study guide for her latest American history test. The test was the second
As a delegate to the World Zionist Congress, I entered the halls of Jerusalem with hope and enthusiasm. I looked forward to engaging in healthy
When I looked up the history of chicken salads, I didn’t really expect to find it, but there it was. “One of the first American
If you’re anything like me, the end of Pesach meant you were officially done with cooking and menu planning for the foreseeable future. Having made
By Rabbi Tzvi Pittinsky
SAR junior Jamie Sinowitz won first place in the Jerusalem Science Contest 2022-23, an international competition for 11th and 12th grade Jewish high school students
Heichal HaTorah recognizes the exceptional achievement of two of its ninth-grade talmidim, Naftali Normand and Chaim Ginzberg. Under the guidance of their mentor, Dr. Benjy
