From the inception of the Jewish state to the present, Israel’s military has been anything but a male-dominated institution. On May 26, 1948, Prime Minister

This was written by the15-year-old son of a Soviet emgire who works at the Kof-K. He wrote about his great-grandmother, a Holocaust survivor from Kovno,

Nearly 100 young adults flocked to the Berkshire Mountains recently to enjoy The Living Room’s semi-annual retreat, a restorative and inspiring weekend that left participants

New York—Thousands of teens across the United States and Canada have learned to take pride in their Jewish heritage under his guidance, but now Rabbi

Twenty-seven year old Qes Efraim Zion-Lawi, the first Israeli-born qes (traditional Ethiopian Jewish religious leader), will visit the Jewish community of Rhode Island during the

As we suffered through another in a never-ending series of snowstorms here in northeast New Jersey, I was reminded that we just celebrated the 45th

Mazel tov to Eliana Gur-Aryeh on her 12th birthday and bat mitzvah!  Mazal tov to her parents Allyson and Shoval and to her sister Kayla! 

Teaneck—It makes sense that Judy Heicklen, President of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance (JOFA), was initially trained as a CPA because her words and deeds

Riverdale—This season the National Yiddish-Folksbiene is concentrating on Purim with the return of The Megile of Itzik Manger and an evening of Purim Shpils, free

I have always valued Tel Aviv’s importance as Israel’s largest economic hub and as a leading center for medicine and education. I also appreciate its

It was quite a few years ago that I spent almost every Sunday afternoon in one of the great museums of the city in which

In case you didn’t hear, an Orthodox high school in New York permitted two girls to wear tefillin at school (this also happens to be