(Courtesy of Yeshiva University) Five larger-than-life tapestries woven by Shoshana Comet, a Holocaust refugee turned psychotherapist, tell the story of her harrowing escape from the

Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, has inaugurated a new home for the world’s largest collection of Shoah-related materials, the Moshal Shoah

I feel very lucky that I gave birth to five wonderful children, and I am fortunate that they have all grown up to be outstanding

Last week, we did the annual drive up to Camp HASC to see Shmuel on Visiting Day. Despite the long trip, we always look forward

I have the privilege of spending my summer on NCSY Kollel, a post-10th grade program in Israel. It has been an incredibly meaningful and fun

There has been a major shift among Jewish and Jewish allied peoples. There has been a “great recalibration.” People have rethought many assumptions that they

What my sons were doing in Gaza more than made up for dishes left unwashed, rooms left untidied, and floors left unmopped. April 25 came

The initiative, the Lieberman Fellowship for Professionals in Jewish Organizations Serving Young Adults, will kick off on Sept. 5. (Courtesy of Matan) Matan, a national

Jeremy and Rina Schiowitzs’ one week trip to the Canadian Rockies almost went according to plan. The Woodmere couple stayed in Canmore (right near Chabad),

History comes to life for Touro Students on 10-day trip to Northern Italy. Get this: A flyer for the excursion of a lifetime lands in

(Courtesy of Haas & Zaltz) Often an aging parent will lose their ability to think clearly or make informed decisions about their life. This may

Finding ourselves in the dog days of summer, I discovered that my Yiddish book of aphorisms has much to say about man’s best friend. Yet,