On a quiet, serene mountaintop, 20 minutes from Jerusalem, surrounded by the breathtaking panorama of the Judean mountains, is the campus of one of the
Getting through medical school, law school or pharmacy school is no easy feat. And for Orthodox Jewish students, the pressure to balance academic responsibilities with
Former President Bill Clinton made waves recently when he slipped and called the Affordable Care Act (ACA) “the craziest thing in the world.” He complained
It was four years ago when son #1 received his driver’s permit. Four long years. When you are blessed to have children close in age,
I think we finally got rid of our fruit flies, now that the weather is getting colder and they were going to die out anyway.
New York — Gillian Herszage spends 48 weeks a year away from her best friends. As a ninth grader from Columbus, Ohio, Gillian had spent
Rabbi Yisroel David Bacharach is beginning a new Pesach program at the Lansdowne Resort and Spa in Virginia, the apex of his long career in
EL AL Israel Airlines is offering huge savings for anyone travelling to Israel to experience an opportunity of a lifetime with EL AL Milk &
Integrated into its 14-year model of service, Nefesh B’Nefesh announced its most comprehensive post-aliyah programming to date to help new arrivals acclimate, integrate and thrive
The flurry of activity each Sunday — driving one child to basketball practice while his older brother has a game in three hours and a
During his more than 40 years in the “business” of tracking down ex-Nazis and bringing them to justice, Efraim Zuroff, a Brooklyn native, has been
Culmination of 18 Years of In-Depth Learning and Constant Chazara “What a simcha, what an accomplishment! One chaburah has learned Shas from beginning to end—not
