Nova Music Festival Exhibit: The Moment Music Stood Still
Walking through the Nova Festival Exhibit in Lower Manhattan is a visceral and heartbreaking experience. The installation attempts to recreate a real sense of the
January 12, 2025
Walking through the Nova Festival Exhibit in Lower Manhattan is a visceral and heartbreaking experience. The installation attempts to recreate a real sense of the
“Israel Friends” is a nonprofit organization that, like many others, started in the wake of October 7. What sets it apart from other groups that
On Sunday, April 7, Yeshiva University hosted an evening of “Unity, Solidarity and Story” to mark six months of the Israel-Hamas war. Speakers included Rachel
Rabbi Uriel Vigler is originally from Zimbabwe—although when he lived there, it was called Rhodesia. His parents were Chabad shlichim (messengers living in an outpost),
Rina, from Riverdale, attended Nishmat’s summer program in Jerusalem for three weeks several years ago. She recalls that because she had a strong Hebrew and
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
Last week, the Young Israel of New Rochelle’s Ruach program invited Yakir Wachstock of Holliswood, Queens, founder of “Boots for Israel,” to speak and run
Thirty years ago, on a cold and rainy day in Israel, Noach Korman decided to dedicate his career to helping religious women escape bad marriages.
Yoni Goodman, a 40-year-old father of four and resident of New Rochelle, left his work and family for four days to travel to Israel to
The people living in the yishuv of Shiloh, in the Binyamin region of the Shomron, have been deeply affected by the war in Gaza. Shiloh
David Glass, 50, of Fort Lauderdale and West Hampton, is self-employed in finance and has a son in college. Consequently, when he was deeply disturbed
On January 31, a coalition of 70 rabbis and Christian pastors came together under the auspices of multiple organizations to lobby for Israel on Capitol
