I’m sure that I’m not any different from anyone else, or perhaps I am, yet when I turn on the local news as I’m driving

I never imagined that one day I would meet Elie Wiesel. The way that it happened was even more surreal than the fact that it

Chabad on Campus International sponsors overseas summer trips for college learners. In May of this year, I was part of a 150-student Chabad on Campus

Part II The Theatron Hotel in Jerusalem has found its place among the 5-star hotels in the city. Recently opened and located across from the

(Courtesy of Ministry of Tourism) As Israel celebrates its Diamond Jubilee this year, visitation from the United States surpasses its pre-pandemic numbers. During the first

If I had a dollar for every person who told me they won’t open or keep open a credit card with an annual fee, maybe

From June 22 to July 9, the State Fair Meadowlands again presented its exciting array of rides, games, food, shows and so much more for

It took eight years and numerous investigations by the New York City Department of Education to declare 18 yeshivas in noncompliance with substantially inadequate teaching

By Alisa Bodner Reviewing: “State of Halakha: Israel’s History in Jewish Law” by Aviad Tabory. Maggid Books. 2023. English. Hardcover. 304 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592645534. Does

Reviewing: “Karaism: An Introduction to the Oldest Surviving Alternative Judaism” by Daniel J. Lasker. Littman Library of Jewish Civilization, Liverpool University Press. 2022. English. Hardcover.

Reviewing: “Dots, Dots, Dots!” by Esther Friedman. Independently published. 2023. English. Paperback. 35 pages. ISBN-13: 979-8392419586. “Express yourself.” An idea that so many parents hope

Chapter 29 Summary: While packing Jake’s suitcase for Israel, Ari admits to Debbie that he’s jealous of Jake’s relationship with Shmuel. Ilana is horrified to