Maxim Herkin, 35, (Maxim ben Tela) was kidnapped from the Nova music festival on Oct. 7. A resident of Tirat Hacarmel near Haifa, he has
Upon first glance, it looks just like any other music festival. Signs with the music festival’s logo highlight which musical artists are set to perform
JCT is offering accelerated enrollment for transfer students completing the current semester and those applying for admission in the fall, as well as staff opportunities
Living in a coastal area like Florida comes with its fair share of challenges, especially when it comes to severe weather events like hurricanes and
“For the first time, I feel truly engaged and challenged in my studies, especially in science,” said Moshe W., a 12-year-old living in the southern
After sitting for over an hour with the father of First Sgt. Nitai Meisels, HY”D, who served in the elite tank unit Melech Ha’Arayot from
Congressman Andy Kim brings significant experience for voters to consider as he seeks to become the U.S. senator from New Jersey. Since 2019, the Democrat
It’s a little bit surreal to write this, but as you drive around Teaneck, you may have seen my name on lawn signs. I am
On May 16, freed hostages and hostage family members addressed a U.N. Security Council meeting focused on the hostages. New Yorkers came out to support
(Courtesy of Touro University) Touro University held a “Touro Talks” panel discussion as part of its series on antisemitism on college campuses last week, drawing
After two years of having its student-elected commencement speakers devote much of what is supposed to be a celebratory speech to fellow graduates to attacking
Tamar Pearlman, based in Israel, was overwhelmed by the myriad requests from friends and families abroad who needed travel assistance to the bustling country. Pearlman
