(Courtesy of OHT) Congregation Ohr HaTorah (OHT) hosted its annual Purim siyum this past Motzei Shabbos, following the Megillah reading. A remarkable turnout of approximately

(Courtesy of JNF) Two hundred young “Queen Esthers” and “King Achashveroshes” and their parents joined Jewish National Fund-USA on Sunday, March 10, at its annual

Two Orthodox men were struck by small objects sprayed at them from a passing car, and antisemitic graffiti at two separate locations was discovered in

In celebration of its 23rd year, Yeshivat Noam in Paramus is inviting the community to attend the annual dinner on Tuesday evening, April 9. The

(Courtesy of JCC Mid-Westchester) The JCC Mid-Westchester invites families, children and adults to enjoy a “Day at the J” on Sunday, April 7, 11 a.m.

Yedidya Harush, a 35-year-old father of four, was born and raised in the Gaza Strip (at that time known as Gush Katif). In 2005, when

Public awareness campaign challenging Jewish stereotypes includes Times Square billboard. (Courtesy of OU) What do you think a Jew looks like? It’s a question thousands

For individuals with special needs, finding a safe and comforting locale to learn and practice pedestrian safety can be a challenge. Many roads are too

(Courtesy of Bnei Akiva) A few dozen teenagers converged in a busy Atlanta airport this March. Coming from diverse cities including Toronto, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia

(Courtesy of Touro University) Touro University’s computer science program was ranked in TechGuide’s top 25 list of “Best Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science Programs for

(Courtesy of NJY Camps) NJY Camps, a leading organization in providing transformative summer experiences for children and teens, is proud to announce the Gottesman Gesher

(Courtesy of PTI) Yeshiva Ner Boruch-Passaic Torah Institute (PTI) is proud to present Rabbi Noach Orlowek on April 5 – 6. He will speak at