Yeshivat Noam’s eighth graders presented powerful stories of survival at the “Living Museum.” It was a meaningful and memorable night to remember the Shoah. An

On Wednesday, April 22, the day after Yom HaShoah, Yavneh Academy Zoom-hosted Al Sperber, a Holocaust survivor, to share his story. Sperber, grandfather of the

MTA hosted a meaningful, virtual Yom HaShoah program on Tuesday, April 20, which focused on faith and resilience during difficult times. The program featured New

JEC fourth through eighth grade students gathered for a meaningful Yom Hashoah v’Hagevura program last week. They read “The Tattooed Torah” and spoke about the

On March 2, The Idea School students began work on an exhibit for Yom HaShoah, which was supposed to have been displayed both at the

JKHA middle school began Yom HaShoah with a full division assembly. Principal Ariel Levenson tasked students with infusing the day with meaning and reflection, and

On Tuesday, April 4, Bruriah students put their regular zoom classes on hold to take part in a truly inspiring three part program in honor

To commemorate Yom HaShoah, Naaleh partnered with IsraEd, an educational organization providing distance learning sessions on topics relating to the history, land and culture of

All shuls are struggling to transform their Torah education offerings to conform to the restrictions of the COVID-19 crisis. They are also working to keep

Israel’s 15-month political stalemate, which led to three election cycles within the course of a year, has come to a close with the signing of

We are weeks into what for most of us has been the most tumultuous period of our lives. We all know people who have, r”l,

When I was a young child my parents taught me that every night before falling asleep I should say the following: “Dear God, please take