On November 9, in Heichal HaTorah, a group of students made a small model graffitied wall, symbolic of the Berlin Wall, which divided West and

I. Whose Oil? Around 150 years ago, a Warsaw rabbi attempted to introduce a new chumra, a stringency regarding Chanukah lights. The reason for rejecting

Every Motzei Shabbos I stand by my seat in shul, carefully folding my Shabbos tallit while saying the tefilla of “V’yiten L’cha.” Often I pause

A baby is born. A flower blossoms. A terminal patient recovers. Israel is a land of miracles, from the world famous to the seemingly mundane.

(Courtesy of TEACH Advocacy Network) Now, more than ever, our children’s schools need security. In today’s climate, we simply can’t afford not to have school

(These clarifications are in response to the many comments I received after my last article on this topic, which appeared in The Jewish Link on

The story of the Exodus begins with Jacob’s arrival in Egypt, as Ramban observes (Exod. 1:1). According to our Sages, this occurred 210 years prior

Coach Bobby Kaplan has recently published his second book, “Hoopsters: Episode 1 ‘Don’t be a Bully’” (hoopstersbooks.com). “Hoopsters,” which is up for three national children’s

OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services was named an official charity partner of the 2018 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon. The race, which will take

Recently we were privy to a discussion between two young women. It was obvious after the first few seconds of their conversation that they both

(Courtesy of Y-Studs) Y-Studs A Cappella, the elite all-male a cappella group from Upper Manhattan, has once again produced a Chanukah video you can’t miss.

Jerusalem’s culture scene boasts an eclectic mix of talent, and the a cappella group Kolture Shock, which has its roots in the NY metro area,