YU Maccabees take heartfelt mission to Israel. In a heartening display of unity and compassion, the Yeshiva University Maccabees basketball team embarked on a transformative
Europe hasn’t always been the friendliest place for Jews and Israelis, especially in light of the current Israel-Gaza war, but Yehoshua Aryeh Stauber has succeeded
Home (hōm) noun: the place where one lives. That’s the dictionary definition. Homeland, a person’s or a people’s native land. For Jews, Israel is one
Jewish high school seniors looking to spend a year in Israel for a gap-year program usually have to decide between a program with serious Torah
Since the beginning of the Israel Gaza War 2023, many words and phrases aren’t used anymore or have changed their meaning. For example, throwaway lines
Thursday morning, day 20 of Israel’s war against Hamas and Hezbollah, I arrived at the Ramada Hotel in Jerusalem—except now, it is a hotel in
Everyone wants to help, wants to do something. It is very hard to find something practical to do from overseas. And even with the best
There is no doubt that this is the single worst attack on Israel in our short 75-year history. I have lived here for 40 years
There is no doubt that this is the single worst attack on Israel in our short 75-year history. I have lived here for 40 years
Last week, the Israeli under-17-year-old boys National Flag Football team won the gold medal at the 2023 International Federation of American Football (IFAF) European Junior
In the realm of theater that delves into the horrors of the Holocaust, “Whistle: My Mother Was Mengele’s Secretary” emerges as a poignant and powerful
Nestled near the entrance to the city of Jerusalem, the 5-star Ramada Hotel is offering an exceptional dining experience: an exquisite barbecue night that pays
