Teaneck—At last count, 33 educational organizations have come together to help sponsor the June 29 Teaneck Community Collaborative Conference, which is subtitled, “Educating and Inspiring
J Street Vows Never to Back BDS At the J Street Confrence in San Francisco last week, Haaretz reports that J Street president, Jeremy Ben-Ami,
As supporters of Egypt’s former military chief turned president-elect, Abdel Fatah al- Sisi, took to the streets of Cairo to celebrate his overwhelming election victory,
New York—As controversy continues to swirl around the Novominsker Rebbe’s public condemnation of Open Orthodoxy at the recent Agudah Dinner, a Modern Orthodox rabbi and
Never before has the status of the relations between Israel and the United States been the way it is now—not even during President Gerald Ford’s
At university campuses in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Europe, they are hailed as heroes campaigning for Palestinian rights. But in Ramallah, ironically, activists belonging
As American and Iranian officials met June 9 in Geneva, a former spokesman for Iran’s nuclear negotiators, Seyyed Hossein Mousavian, and several physicists at Princeton proposed a possible solution to the
David M. Weinberg, director of public affairs at the Israeli think-tank, the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, who also heads the Israel Office of Canada’s
New York—Yeshiva University High Schools (YUHS) will hold their Annual Dinner on Tuesday, June 17 at Terrace on the Park in Flushing Meadows Park, New
Hadassah Associates is sponsoring a family bike ride to benefit the Men’s Health Initiative at Hadassah Medical Organization. The day will offer a number of
New York—A group of rabbis convened in New York City for a three-day seminar on mediation training, organized by Yeshiva University’s Center for the Jewish
Just a few days before Shavuos, over 300 MTA students, parents, and rebbeim got together for a special Torah celebration of their own, marking the
