(Courtesy of YU) Following the initial shock of the Hamas massacre in southern Israel, and days of desperate, incessant news-following, many Jewish institutions and communities

Five years ago, Cheryl Dorchinsky, a Georgia resident, left corporate America and started the nonprofit the Atlanta Israel Coalition. Its mission was to create a

Dear Zecharia, I write now with tears flowing, my emotions raw after having just watched your levaya from here in the States. Growing up in

Amichai Jackson, a bar mitzvah boy from the Gush Etzion community of Elazar, decided that in lieu of a party to celebrate his milestone event

After the massacre on October 7, 2023, thousands of Israelis were evacuated to hotels. Suddenly uprooted from their homes, they were in desperate need of

(Courtesy of Gush Regional Council) The IDF shared that among the 21 soldiers killed in Gaza on January 22, Sergent Major (res.) Yuval Lopez of

What do a childhood friendship spanning over 40 years, underwear, the war in Gaza and a Torah have in common? At first glance, very little.

Last week I joined the brave IDF soldiers in Gaza. Riding across the border was one of the most terrifying moments of my life: full

In a volunteer mission showcasing Yeshiva University’s solidarity with Israel, 37 students and four faculty members spent January 7–14 touring the country, bearing witness to

On Shabbat, January 19-20, the YINR community held a Shabbat of Reflection and Connection. Events included reflections of 40 members who returned from YINR’s mission

Rabbi Kenny and Rebbetzin Shira Schiowitz of Congregation Shaare Tefillah in Teaneck (CST) led a three-day mission to Israel from January 1 through 3. Partnering

It was not the 20 degree temperatures that jolted me when I deplaned at Newark Airport on Sunday morning. I must admit that walking along