Chesed knows no bounds nor age limitations. Ariella Sara Kantor of Passaic, 14, is a freshman at Yeshivat Frisch, where she is enrolled in the
Sometimes, the relationships made on a shul’s mission to Israel take on a life of their own. Such is the case with Congregation Brothers of
(Courtesy of Yad Leah) Three different high schools came to the Yad Leah Warehouse last week to pack clothing for Israel: Naaleh’s ninth grade class,
Since October 7, 2023, educators have faced unprecedented challenges in addressing Israel and Zionism in and out of the classroom. Due to the ongoing war
Sending one’s child away for college has always been fraught with anxiety, fear, worry and sadness. Anxiety about how your child will navigate being independent
(Courtesy of JEP) On November 11, over 500 Judaic and general studies educators, from seven schools in the Manhattan, Queens and Long Island areas, gathered
(Courtesy of Lauder Impact Initiative) International philanthropist Ronald S. Lauder has announced the launch of the Lauder Impact Initiative, a strategic, nationwide effort to transform
Yeshivat Noam is proud to continue incorporating technology and online kindness and safety education into our curriculum. The Yeshivat Noam school community is committed to
Tamar Warburg is certainly in the right place at the right time—the Teaneck lawyer and mother of five has recently announced her candidacy for New
On Sunday November 10, major Jewish organizations and Jewish communities from across North America gathered for the “Stand Together” rally, an event designed to inspire
On Sunday, Nov. 17, the organization Aseret, in cooperation with the Israeli American Consulate, screened the new documentary, “Tragic Awakening.” This was a premiere for
(Courtesy of Israel Bonds) In a powerful display of resilience and solidarity, Israel Bonds Women’s Division Director Danielle Ross arranged a series of events aimed
