When die-hard Mets fan Peter Kurz made aliyah in the early 1980s and then again in 1989, he brought his love for Israel to a

Highland Park native Shana Strauch Schick has an impressive CV that boasts dozens of scholarly articles she has published on Talmudic research and rabbinic literature,

Former West Hempstead resident Shalom Lamm is a military history buff, but his true calling is to ensure that Jewish-American soldiers who paid the ultimate

Two days after Hamas terrorists brutally attacked Israel last October, former Woodmere, New York resident Aron Schoenfeld was meant to begin a new job in

Ever since she was a student in the Bais Yaakov school system, Highland Park native Batsheva Weisinger has stood out for her academic achievements and

Jerusalem-born and Upper East Side-raised Taire Rubin is on a mission to improve the health and well-being of diabetes patients through innovative technology developed with

Since making aliyah from Teaneck to Modiin in 2009, Jordana Schoor has been involved in a host of social programs for the betterment of Israeli

When Linda Lieff Altabef was growing up in rural Connecticut she would spend her afternoons creating. Art was always her vehicle for self-expression. As a

Reviewing: “Koren Yedid Siddur” Koren Publishers. Translation by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks; Developed by Binyamin Casper. Hebrew/English. Hardcover. 760 pages. A newly released siddur by

Arielle Schacter has treated thousands of infants in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Hadassah Hospital in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem, since 2018, when she

Steven Aiello has spent Shabbat in a Palestinian village, dined with Muslim leaders in the sukkah and stood under the chuppah alongside a Bedouin friend