An anti-Israel screed is an early measure for the President’s plan to fight antisemitism.

Imagine being a Jewish student at the City University of New York (CUNY) School of Law when Fatima Mohammed gave her speech at its commencement ceremony on May 12.

Wennesland seems to have either forgotten, or has deliberately chosen to ignore, that the Palestinians fired rockets from Gaza into Israel before Shield and Arrow.

Recent public statements by the UN’s resident representative in Jerusalem, Norwegian diplomat Tor Wennesland, prior to

The Celebrate Israel Parade is not a platform for political activism or propaganda, but a celebration of Israel’s existence and resilience.

This is how a few hundred Israelis or Israeli-Americans tried to ruin a beautiful American Jewish tradition, but also how they failed by causing

BPY sang and danced their hearts out down 5th Avenue at this year’s Celebrate Israel Parade. A small school with a big presence, BPY was thrilled to hear the announcer describe BPY as the group that has gotten larger and larger each year. BPY was so proud to show off their ruach and school spirit as they marched proudly

RYNJ was represented at the Celebrate Israel Day Parade by over 300 marchers comprised of students, faculty, parents and alumni. It was a beautiful display of solidarity and love for Israel. Thank you to Aliza Salamon, RYNJ parent and parade coordinator.

Yeshivat He’Atid students, parents and staff had a great time dancing and singing down 5th Avenue. Thank you to parent Chari Pere for designing the T-shirts and banner.

Yavneh Academy students, parents and faculty looked great as they marched up 5th Avenue on Sunday celebrating Israel’s 75th birthday!

The Yeshivat Noam family loved sharing their Israel pride while walking down 5th Avenue at the parade.

KDS families and students had a wonderful day marching in tribute to Israel!

JKHA and RKYHS students, faculty, alumni and parents were thrilled to march up 5th Ave. to celebrate Israel’s 75th birthday!