Bibi Meets Abdullah, Round Three Jordan—PM Bibi Netanyahu and King Abdullah II of Jordan met for the third time in Jordan this year. The Israeli
To the Editor: The characterization of the Rabbinical Council of America as a Modern Orthodox organization respected by the haredi community is incorrect on two
The JV boys’ basketball team defeated Heschel, 44-33, in an important game with division championship ramifications, elevating SAR’s record to 7-0. Despite falling behind 17-7
Shining Light on PSE&G Scam Scammers are using a new ploy to relieve people of their hard-earned cash. Posing as PSE&G representatives, they threaten to
Unlikely, but Possible Allies—Iran and the U.S. Washington—The U.S. and Iran find themselves facing the same enemies and may end up sitting on the same
The following letter was sent to the Chief Rabbis of Israel by the President, past presidents and the executive committee of the Hebrew Institute of
Alpha Epsilon Pi Joins the Conference of Presidents New York—The international Jewish fraternity, Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), has been accepted, via election, as a member
Kidney Donation Is a Sure Cause of Weight Loss Anyone interested in losing weight and getting healthy should attend next week’s informative meeting for Renewal
The final installment As Livni returns to the negotiating table, she faces no shortage of skeptics who doubt this round of talks will succeed and
To the Editor: When I read the headline “The Bad Playdate,” by Sarah Abenaim, I assumed the article would be about a child’s friend who
Our family enjoyed this past Shabbos at my parent’s home. Now that our children are getting older, they enjoy rummaging through my things that are
Children’s author Floreva Cohen visited The Yavneh Academy Early Childhood classes to read her popular book “A Hanukkiyah for Dina.” The students had a chance
