Manhattan—On Sunday night, Sept. 29, at Cooper Union’s Great Hall, a panel was gathered in front of a capacity audience to hear the latest on

We are approaching the first Yarzheit of my father Avy Reichman z”l who passed away last October. My father affectionately known as Saba to his

Arnona has recently been the focus of my attention as I am involved in a new complex being developed in this charming neighborhood. The project

Teaneck—On Tuesday, Sept. 3, Gov. Chris Christie came to Teaneck to inaugurate New Jersey’s Jewish Leaders for Christie, and was greeted by an excited crowd

JERUSALEM —Secretary of State John Kerry was in Israel last Sunday to reassure Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu that the U.S./Russia deal to secure Syria’s chemical

“I’ve always been interested in how people think, and how they got to what they think,” says doctoral candidate Rebbetzin Julie Goldstein, wife of Rabbi

(TIP)—Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran “will not give up one iota” of its nuclear rights, deploying rhetoric that AFP described as ”echoing his

Beit Semesh—Haaretz reports that ultra-haredim in Beoit Shemesh have again posted warning signs to women about the way they dress on two government funded health

Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu (C) visits at the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque, accompanied by the

Pristina—Kosovo’s deputy foreign minister, Petrit Selimi, recently urged American Jewish groups to get Israel to recognize the 5-year-old country Kosovo—a former province of Yugoslavia and

Elite Syrian Unit Scatters Chemical Arms Stockpile The Wall Street Journal reports that Syria’s elite Unit 450, a branch of the Syrian Scientific Studies and

Teheran—Mustafa al-Kadhimi of Al-Monitor reports that while Saudi Arabia and Qatar regionally compete and disagree about the fate of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood—Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s worst enemy—Saudi Arabia