(Courtesy of Meir Panim) At ten o’clock, Adi instructed all the children in her Jerusalem gan (school) to take out their aruchat eser (mid-morning meal).

(Courtesy of AMIT) Malka Trunach recently completed the last three of her 21 bagrut (matriculation) exams and is now studying information and communications technology at

Lone soldiers Jordan Panitch from Cherry Hill and Eitan Drapkin from Chicago are treated to a delicious muffin and drink by the Muffin Boutique on

Research from Israel is driving awesome advances in medicine, health care, water management, autonomous vehicles, consumer products, manufacturing and, well, you name it. So it’s

Just one week ahead of the elections, Benny Gantz’s Blue and White Party does not have enough votes to create a bloc larger than the

(JNS) Russia, Syria, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Iraq criticized the United States for recognizing the Golan Heights as Israeli territory, following a ceremony attended

(Israel Hayom/JNS) Prior to reports of a ceasefire, the Hamas terrorist organization threatened to escalate its response to airstrikes in Gaza by the Israel Defense

(JNS) Daniel Wolf, whose home was hit by a long-range missile from Gaza this week, said although his family home was destroyed in the attack,

(Courtesy of JNS) Jewish and pro-Israel groups applauded U.S. President Donald Trump announcing on Thursday that the United States should recognize Israeli sovereignty over the

Elisheva Mirwis is studying at Tiferet Center in Ramat Beit Shemesh. She grew up in Houston and moved to Teaneck at the age of 12.

A family of new olim is only “as happy as its unhappiest child.” One of the greatest challenges to young families making aliyah is the

Try everything and bring lots of socks, is the advice from foreign students at Naale Elite Academy’s high school boarding programs—a Jewish teenager’s opportunity to