On a Sunday afternoon under a blazing sun, Roy Cho traversed the West Englewood section of Teaneck. The Democratic candidate for New Jersey’s Fifth Congressional

Orthodox Union summer pro­grams in Israel continue to adjust their itineraries and sites to accom­modate changing safety concerns and providing security updates as warranted. Programs

Kidnapping Europeans for ransom has become a global business for al-Qaeda, bankrolling its operations across the globe. While European governments deny pay­ing ransoms, an investigation

Man plans and God laughs… This quote is true every day, but this summer has proven to truly bring this phrase to fruition, though, I

Barbara Opal, in Defense News, reports Israel is using the Micro Tactical Ground Robot (MTGR) built by Roboteam, a local­ly developed micro robot, to explore

Any list of top Israeli wineries is going to include Tzora winery. However, in addition to its solid placement at the top of the qualitative

On the fourth day of the eight-day photography intensive course I’m taking, we had a speaker talk about how she turned her blog into a

When sirens blare, Israeli children in Sderot chant in Hebrew: “Tzeva Adom Tze­va Adom: Red color, red color. Hurry, hurry to a safe area because

You can touch the Kotel, smell the honeysuckle, see the birds circling Je­rusalem, taste the kaffee hafuch, but you have to pay attention so you

I feel terrible for the people of Gaza. They live under the rule of a violent oppressor. But their oppressor is not Israel, it is

The parents of Moshe Hirt, an American soldier who was wounded during Opera­tion Protective Edge in Gaza, were able to fly to Israel to visit

I recall standing at the front of the Yeshi­va University in Israel auditorium during ori­entation for the Counterpoint Israel Program, YU’s annual project to run