In a five-hour virtual hearing, opponents and supporters of proposed state legislation that would adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, traded
On June 25, New York voters will select their party candidates for November. One notable Democrat race, NY’s 16th Congressional District, has Westchester County Executive
“They have been physically and mentally abused for a long time,” a doctor who treated them said. The four hostages rescued on Saturday, June 8
Ben Porat Yosef had the distinct honor of welcoming the Consul General of Israel, Ofir Akunis, on the significant occasion of Yom Yerushalayim. The audience
In his introductory letter to the Yavneh family about the Healthy Tech initiative, Head of School Rabbi Jonathan Knapp opened with the current research and
Hunter and Talen London had a problem. Even though they went to a school with a deep roster of sports, Yeshivat Frisch just didn’t offer
The university bestowed an honorary degree on Rep. Mike Lawler, the keynote speaker. (Courtesy of Touro University) Amidst the backdrop of war and rising antisemitism
Hundreds demand answers for high school teachers sugarcoating Hamas terrorism. A standing-room-only crowd gathered at the Lewis F. Cole Middle School in Fort Lee on
Israel presses attacks on Hamas in Rafah, Jabalya and Central Gaza. (Credit: IDF)
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania removing his Harvard hood during his speech at Yeshiva University’s 93rd commencement, expressing disappointment in his alma mater’s failure to
When Rabbi Dovid Gottlieb arrived in Israel for a sabbatical year in 2009, he never expected to have stayed—let alone the path his career has
A crowd of over 1,400 Jewish teenagers gathered last week to present projects that they have been working on all year as part of a
