Five-and-a-half months ago, on October 7, thousands of Hamas terrorists infiltrated Israel and committed brutal attacks against innocent citizens. The heavens were streaked with light,

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On March 26, La’Aretz Foundation hosted an art exhibition at the Eden Gallery in Soho. The exhibit, entitled “The Women Behind the Reserves Project,” was

(Courtesy of Black Box Studios) The Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School Drama Society, in ongoing partnership with Black Box Studios, presents “The Curious Incident of the

Jennie Mohl is a seasoned art consultant, specializing in Israeli and Judaic art. After working for an Israeli art importer and a Jewish art gallery,

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Our children attending secular colleges today are constantly bombarded by anti-Jewish and anti-Israel rhetoric, from Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), part of the “Free