New York—Sixty-five years after its establishment, Israel remains a central feature of Jewish educational programming in North America, perhaps nowhere more ubiquitously than in Jewish
If you were to check out all the beautiful family photographs of our recent family trip to Epcot, it would become immediately obvious that everyone
Ladies and gentlemen and children of all ages. Forget the circus, and come visit a real, kosher, Yiddish farm in the Catskills on Lag B’Omer.
The sharp, shiny scissors glinted in the afternoon sun on a Lag B’Omer afternoon, as my father-in-law raised them to my son’s head. I watched in
On May 8th, the Jewish Home at Rockleigh held a Mother’s Day Plant Sale. People in the community filled the aisles at JHR and purchased
Send your kids’ outrageous quotes to edi[email protected] Savta: “Where did you get your personality, Eitan?” Eitan: “I got it at Target.” (age 3)—Leora Nathan Eitan:
The phone doesn’t ring; you have nowhere to go; and you keep hoping to meet the right one. You know that you are not the
The Golan Heights—The early morning air was crisp with a calming scent, and as the sun settled over the basalt plateaus to the east, the
Now that Lag B’Omer is here, the attention of the New Jersey Jewish music scene turns toward spring and summer concerts. And in the realm
Ah, the mystery of sleep. I remember when I would stay in my college dorm for the weekend; I would go to sleep Friday night
Kiryat Moshe, Jerusalem—One of the biggest misconceptions in the modern world involves death. In the United States, the biggest causes of death are believed to
New York—Rabbi Dr. Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff, professor of rabbinic literature at YU’s Caroline and Joseph S. Gruss Institute came to town recently to be celebrated at
