“They’re coming in!” The sound of trum­pets grow louder as the sea of guests quickly part in the middle, and on all sides the chattan

In commemoration of the 25th Yahrzeit of my beloved big brother, Seymour Brier The summer day that my big brother and I became friends began

It could have been our child. When 19-year-old Eyal Yifrach, 16-year-old Gilad Shaar, and 16-year-old Naftali Frenkel were ab­ducted as they waited for a ride

Nazareth—Some 70 talented innovators in their 20s and 30s from around the world will run a very different kind of marathon in Israel, as they

Email today is the lifeline to communication. Some companies and non-profit organizations would rather lose electrical power than lose their ability to deal with e-mail.

Rebecca was incensed. Every time Mrs. Klein returned her students’ essays the grades were the same. A’s for the girls the teacher liked and B’s

Diplomacy is a complex exercise. Decisions made in the context of a diplomatic situation are often fraught with challenges and the implications of a de­termination

Many questions surrounded the future of the Chabad-Lubavitch branch of Hasidism after the death of its seventh and final leader—“the Rebbe,” Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson—on

Dear D, I, Debby, a Chaplain- Intern, stepped into your room on a Monday morning back in September of 2013. You didn’t know me and

Jerusalem—Michael Fre­und, founder and chairman of the Shavei Israel organization, re­ceived the Lion of Zion Award by the Moskowitz Prize for Zionism in a special

Kfar Hasidim—Children from the Bnei Menashe community of Northeast India, who just made aliyah with their families, are already celebrating their first Shavuot in Is­rael

(NOTE: Due to technical difficulties, corrections that should have been inserted into the YU Budget Crisis story on the front page of Issue #37 in