No individual or industry in Israel has been immune to the war that Hamas started on October 7 that killed more than 1,300 civilians in
Can one person really make a difference? In our Torah portion this week, we can see that one good person, Noah, made the difference between
Hi Ariella B., I’m a boy who loves singing and acting. I love being in school plays and enjoy taking acting classes outside of school.
Did you “chap” last week’s cufflinks? Of course you did, because you’re playing the game again, and you’re really smart. Yes, that was the Slytherin
This past week, BPY students and faculty wanted to demonstrate their love and support for Israel. The teachers encouraged the students to express their feelings.
Kol hakavoed to RPRY 8G students. One of the girls took the initiative and asked if, as a class, they could go and volunteer to
JEC students spent the week davening, writing letters and giving tzedakah for Israel. The day began with Morning Greet where teachers added Israeli trivia and
Moriah fourth graders spent some time writing notes to show their support and gratitude for the soldiers currently fighting in Israel. They expressed their appreciation
Yavneh fifth grade students joined together to learn about the mitzvah of hafrashat challah. The students then had the special opportunity to make their own
Yeshivat Noam students express messages of hope and love to Tzahal.
All JKHA students have been writing and sending letters to children in southern Israel who have been displaced, as well as to those serving in
The past week has been one of the hardest for Am Yisrael in many many years, but sparks of Jewish joy continue to spread light
