Hi! Last week’s rebus cufflinks were the little foot and the Israeli flag. Shabbat contestants fell along two lines: the adults who couldn’t figure it
Legislation to move the date of this year’s primary election is expected to pass both houses of government later this week after two weeks of
This past weekend, Naaleh students gathered for NaalehTON 2024, a shabbaton centered around the theme of “Ha’aretz Hatova” discussing the power of perspective in all
Kfar studentsx learned Parshat Vayetzei and celebrated Yaakov Avinu’s wedding.
This week in STEM the 5th-grade girls had an exciting project where students worked together to build their own catapults. This activity introduced them to
In the aftermath of Oct. 7, a new breed of Jewish leaders has emerged, challenging traditional notions of leadership and proving their mettle in the
Incoming U.S. president Donald Trump’s statement that he does not intend to intervene in the war in Syria because “it’s not our war” reflects a
The author of Pri Haaretz, Rebbe Menachem Mendel of Vitebsk, zt”l, was considered the primary successor to the path of the Baal Shem Tov after
If you were to ask some generative AI software why anyone should study Latin, it would spit out something along the lines of “It’s good
What is a task you studiously avoid? Do you dread organizing your garage? Do you let financial paperwork pile up? Or, like me, do you
Naaleh High School for Girls was first school to participate in the OU’s unique chesed missions to New Orleans and North Carolina following destructive hurricanes.
(Courtesy of Yad Leah) To celebrate Judy Rauzman of Teaneck’s recent birthday, her friends and family wanted to do something meaningful. They chose to do
