I had the opportunity last week to participate in a conference call with the Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer, who discussed the

Hi, my name is Elisheva Hermann. I am an incoming 7th grader at Yeshivat Noam and I just celebrated my bat mitzvah. I have two

Staring at a screen for hours each day, for a large chunk of my summer! Doesn’t that sound fantastic? Let me rephrase that a bit.

Fair Lawn—Some games require participants to be physically fit, spending hours in the gym, lifting, stretching, etc. Then you have the game of chess. Accessible

Years ago I visited a friend, the mother of one of my son’s classmates, who had to go across the street to get something from

Dear Shayna, First of all, I LOVE reading your advice on Shabbat. I have a problem. I was on a walk with my friend on

In today’s society, what with all these enormous kitchen appliances that serve essentially one function but need two people to get it into the cabinet,

I have been in Israel for the past several days attending conferences on the Holocaust at Yad Vashem and at the Ghetto Fighter’s House, near

As I am sure you heard, on July 1st a funeral was held for the three kidnapped and murdered boys that was attended by some

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You may remember a few months ago when Manhattan College basketball coach Steve Masiello was found thrown into the spotlight for lying on his resume. 

There has been much discussion about the reaction, or, in some instances, the lack thereof, of our elected officials following the abduction of Eyal Yifrach,