Personal belongings believed to be owned by missing yeshiva student Aaron Sofer, 23 of Lakewood, NJ, who was studying in Israel, were found by police
At a bris, proud parents, friends and relatives gather around to see the reenactment of the covenant Abraham made with Hashem, a permanent mark in
Teaneck–After several delays, the Teaneck Doghouse, the area’s first kosher sports restaurant, is set to open on Thursday, September 4th, at 1415 Palisade Avenue. The
After at least 11 failed attempts at achieving a lasting cease-fire between the Hamas terrorist group and Israel, negotiators in Cairo on Tuesday announced that
TIP–Hamas was forced to accept a ceasefire with Israel without securing any of its core demands – an end to import restrictions on the Gaza
After the seventh cease-fire collapsed and more than 160 rockets were fired from Gaza in a single day–a record number since the start of Operation
The United Arab Emirates is spending millions of dollars a year to convince the American public–and Congress–that it’s safe to do business with. Eight years
In an exclusive interview with Al-Monitor, Knesset member Israel Hasson, a former deputy head of Shin Bet, charges that Prime Minister Netanyahu has chosen to
Jewish teenagers looking to connect with their heritage and each other have several programs to consider that will help them reach that goal. Applications are
At Yavneh Academy, the school year will start with a new and exciting twist that began in June, when 20,000 educators gathered together for four
New York–Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business will launch a new curriculum and a new major in Business Intelligence and Marketing Analytics this fall.
The Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities (J-ADD), a non-profit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to helping all individuals with developmental disabilities and their families, will hold its
