Israel’s counterattacks on Iran underscore high stakes in the Middle East. Despite the many charges of aggression, mass murder, and worse that the Iranian regime
Room 301 of the Rothberg International School saw an unusual transformation at the start of the semester. A group of young men and women from
With antisemitism rising globally, there’s no better time to study in Israel. The Full Degree program at Hebrew University offers English-speaking students the chance to
This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to participate in a 10-day trip to Morocco. Sponsored by the Kivunim Teacher Fellowship, a program that aims
As we move past the chagim and into the winter months, there is comfort in returning to the familiar confines of sefer Bereishit. These are
In Parshat Vayeira this week, we read about a fascinating interaction between Avraham and Hashem. Undoubtedly, Hashem is our ultimate judge. And yet, Avraham—a mere
Each year in the days leading up to Memorial Day and to Veterans Day local community members volunteer to place flags on the graves of
The Washington, D.C. unity rally in support of Israel on Sunday, November 10 attracted far fewer attendees than the massive pro-Israel rally held last November
As the “Stand Together” rally was moving from its “pre-event” to main event on Sunday afternoon at Nationals’ stadium in Washington, D.C., a small group
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was among a handful of political speakers at the event. Noting that America stands with Israel and “shares your pain,” she
This past Sunday, Israel again brought me to Washington. Before 2023, I could barely recall the family trip that introduced me to sites like the
A group from Congregation Rinat Yisrael, led by its rabbi, Rabbi Chaim Strauchler, headed to the “Stand Together” rally in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, November
