Teheran—With talks between Iran and the UN Security Council scheduled to resume this week, Iranian leaders have reiterated their key positions and voiced their concerns. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
New York—The ADL Global 100: An Index of Anti-Semitism surveyed 53,100 adults in 102 countries and territories in an effort to establish, for the first
PhD Student in International Politics at City University London The referendums on independence from Ukraine in Donetsk and Luhansk, defying Putin’s call to postpone, pose deep questions
New York—NCSY (ncsy.org), the Orthodox Union’s consortium of Jewish leadership and identity building programs for high school youth, recently announced that it has launched “60
The Shabbat of Memorial Day weekend later this month will mark a first in American Jewish life: Three New York City congregations representing the three
New York—Yeshiva University (www.yu.edu) and Koren Publishers Jerusalem (www.korenpub.com) recently announced that they have released the first two volumes in the Koren Magerman Educational Siddur
Rockland—Recent flare-ups between the Hudson Valley’s Hasidim and their neighbors are ensnaring a growing number of state agencies, placing the region’s volatile debate over development,
Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan and Rockland County Executive Ed Day, both Republicans, have been partnering. While states have cooperated with each other: the New
In his May 7 remarks upon receiving an award for fighting genocide, President Barack Obama explained why he is not fighting genocide. He didn’t mean
(ed note. The author was once director of the foundation under discussion.) Los Angeles—Dr. Rafael Medoff analyzes a speech the President gave at the 20th
Ezra Hagler (middle), a TABC senior from Bergenfield, celebrated a Siyum on Shas Mishnayos this past Sunday. He is pictured above at the Siyum thrown
The Moriah School Board of Trustees authorized the hiring of Rabbi Daniel Alter as Moriah’s next Head of School. In an open letter to the
