David “Dudu” Fisher is coming to Manhattan! The famed singer will present a concert of song and story at the Museum of Living Jewish Heritage
JAKE TV has announced the launch of its free app-based video platform. Available from any app store, JAKE TV streams a wide variety of Jewish
“They said perhaps 300 would come,” Danny Danon, Israel’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations announced during a break in the intense program of the
James L. Berenthal remembers his yeshiva graduation in Havana with great fondness. He reminiscences about the celebration opening Havana’s El Patronato synagogue in 1953 when
On the Shloshim Lillian Vernon died on the eighth day of Chanukah 5775—December 14, 2015. She lived life fully until her very last moments. Her
When a student is honored, the natural expectation is the announcement of a special academic accomplishment, perhaps the granting of a research prize or success
Jewish television, says award-winning television journalist Ron Jacobsohn, “has an appeal far wider than the Jewish community. Whether religious or secular, the consistory and culture
Agudath Israel of America, a haredi Orthodox organization, held its Annual Legislative Breakfast November 3 at the offices of AllianceBernstein in New York. The event
Christians United for Israel (CUFI) held its 10th annual Summit in Washington, DC on July 13 and 14. The Summit brought together some 6000 Zionists
In 1993, Dr Joseph R. Frager was among the initiators of an event that has become a beloved post-Salute to Israel Parade tradition. The Israel
On the evening of May 5, close to 500 gathered at “360” in New York City to celebrate the work of the One Israel Fund
“Welcome to Overland Park!” “Come to Kansas for a Shabbat visit!” “There’s an eruv in Linden, New Jersey!” There were assurances of minyanim and mikvaot,
