In preparation for Yom Hazikaron, MTA students had the opportunity to hear from IDF General Bentzi Gruber, founder of Ethics In The Field, a non-profit

The RKYHS program on Yom Hazikaron was thoughtfully led by Rabbi Chamudot, RKYHS sgan rosh hayeshiva and Tanach department chair. The morning began with limud

The eighth grade graduating class at Yeshivat Noam spent the past two months discussing and learning about the Holocaust through its Living Museum, a special

In honor of Yom HaShoah, the students in grades fifth through eighth received memorial candles, each bearing the name of an individual who perished in

Nearly 1,000 attend Amudim event It’s a life-and-death situation, but we, as a community, can turn it around. With clarity of message on Sunday night

“I am honored and grateful to God that he chose to let this Palestinian blood run through my veins.” That April 1 tweet by Arab-American

May these words of Torah serve as a merit le’iluy nishmat Menachem Mendel ben Harav Yoel David Balk, a”h. This week we learned Zevachim 2.

Due to the positive feedback I received over the past two years (special shout-out to Michael Rapoport!), I decided to collect the best 60 of

As I spent so much family time together with my children over this past Pesach, it afforded me time to just stop, watch them play

It is not with pleasure that we write this article. In fact, it hurts us to have to address the issue of the lack of

This is a story of a man who truly mastered the art of survival. Max Ostro, born in Poland in 1926, was 17 when he,

Part 23 (written 2004) (Continued from last week) The company had annual management retreats to which managers from all over the world came to give