Rabbi Avraham Y. Kook was the first Ashkenazi Chief Rabbi in the decade just prior to the establishment of the modern state of Israel. During
Rabbi Epstein was born in Belorussia, and studied in a traditional cheder. His intent was to follow in his father’s footsteps: work as a merchant
Remembering Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, z”l Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky, a towering figure in the Jewish world, passed away last Thursday at the age of 74, leaving
Last week, we learned about Rav Hirsch’s exhortation about the machatzis hashekel: “Only he who gives and contributes is counted!” That idea is brought to
With several colleges and universities having their campuses taken over by student protesters, how is it that many campuses did not have that same ruckus
For the past 20 years, five former Yeshiva University High School for Girls classmates, now residing between Bergen County, Florida and Baltimore, have been collaborating
(Courtesy of Yad Leah) Last month, Yad Leah welcomed many groups to the Volunteer Center for the hands-on Pack-for-Israel Experience. Check out the photos and
(Courtesy of OU) As an EMT at Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps (TVAC) and student at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Nechama Deena Korenblit is
Students from college campuses across the U.S. and Canada participated in the Olami Student Leader Mission to Israel, a landmark advocacy trip to Israel that
Being a Jew at Harvard is way worse than you think. “I was called antisemitic by power and money because they want power and money.”
The entire country, and much of the free world, was watching as antisemitism at Columbia University reared its ugly head. The images of the encampment
This article is reprinted with permission. Earlier this month, we were among a group of selected juniors from high schools all over the Greater MetroWest
