Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce Leads Mission to Washington DC
“The Orthodox Jewish community is not underserved, but not served at all.” (Courtesy of OJCC) The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce recently led a delegation
“The Orthodox Jewish community is not underserved, but not served at all.” (Courtesy of OJCC) The Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce recently led a delegation
(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union Advocacy Center, together with NCSY Atlantic Seaboard, recently gathered over 150 Jewish high school students in Washington, DC, as
Who does not love hearing and sharing a great story? The story I am about to tell happened approximately 14 years ago, but its details
Believe it or not, most people have an estate. That estate might include a big house or a more modest one. An estate can include
For all of us this year, the excitement of the chag has to be tempered by the news. I need to force myself to look
“I put on my makeup knowing my mascara will run when I listen to the news,” said Michal Rimon, the CEO of Access Israel, who
Reviewing: “Letter and Spirit: Evasion, Avoidance and Workarounds in the Halachic System” by Daniel Z. Feldman. Maggid Books. English. Hardcover. 352 pages. ISBN-13: 978-1592646500. Noted
Highlighting: “The Promise of Liberty: A Passover Haggada,” by Stuart Halpern and Jacob Kupietzky. Koren/Maggid. 2024. 264 pages. ISBN-10: 1592646255. In 1862 during the first
The following cartoon from the pro-Israel blogger known as the Elder of Ziyon does a good job of summing up how the United Nations deals
Allegations that Princeton University allowed antisemitism to proliferate on campus were denied by both the university and the director of its Hillel. The responses came
Spring has sprung, and we all know that means the start of wonderfully warm weather. But it’s not all nature walks and swimming pools—you can
Dear Dr. Chani, I am dating a guy named Yaakov who I really like, yet I feel that I am in the shadow of a