Nestled a mere kilometer from Egypt, a hair’s breadth from Gaza, is a farm of the 120-family community called Bnei Netzarim. Bnei Netzarim was actually
Over the winter break, I was fortunate enough to go on the Yeshiva University Sacks-Herenstein Stronger Together Israel Solidarity Mission. Through an incredibly dynamic and
The organization is caring for new orphans and victims of the massacres and evacuees in the north. (Courtesy of Migdal Ohr) For over 50 years,
(Courtesy of YU’s Straus Center) From January 8-11, the Zahava and Moshael Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought traveled to Israel for education and
(Courtesy of OneFamily) Every Friday, Dr. Brian Katz’s family and the Modiin community bake and distribute 12,000-16,000 challahs to soldiers fighting the war in Israel.
Like most everyone else, things changed dramatically for me after Oct. 7. However, for me the shift wasn’t simply on a personal or emotional level,
Programs are geared for IDF lone soldiers, spouses and parents amidst the strains of war; first module set for Feb. 13. (Courtesy of Nevut) Against
IDF officers in charge of notifying families of fallen soldiers receive respite and assistance. (Courtesy of OneFamily) Caesaria, January 21: The OneFamily organization hosted a
The horrific events of October 7 have thrust Eylon Levy into the spotlight as Israeli government spokesman. If you’re one of Levy’s many followers, you
The Young Israel of Teaneck (YIOT) will host noted Tanach lecturer Rabbi Shmuel Phillips this Shabbat, Parshat Mishpatim, February 9-10, as a scholar-in-residence as
Nearly 400 people gathered at Congregation Ohr Torah in Edison on Saturday night, February 3, to hear a special presentation by Jen Airley on “Divrei
Riverdale residents have been noticing stickers and flyers with antisemitic slogans, protest “cheers” and slurs being posted on a wide variety of street signs in
