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
The Chidon HaTanach USA National Finals are always exciting—but this year, they were emotional, too. On Sunday, May 19, a total of 275 students from
The 2024 NORPAC Mission to Washington, D.C. set some new records for the reach of the organization. Mission Logistics Chair Jeffrey Schreiber of Highland Park
With EMS Week set to end this Shabbat, May 25, the Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps (TVAC) is marking three monumental milestones that will culminate in
As the skies darkened on Yom Hazikaron, Israel’s memorial day, songs of love, words of inspiration and achdut (unity) were shared by more than
Passaic and Clifton residents gathered at the Event Space in Brook Haven for an event honoring past kidney donors and encouraging people to swab and
Walking through the Nova Festival Exhibit in Lower Manhattan is a visceral and heartbreaking experience. The installation attempts to recreate a real sense of the
(Courtesy of YU) Amid a sharp rise in antisemitism on US campuses, especially after the October 7 attacks in Israel, the International March of the
