When we read the story of Yosef and his brothers carefully, a number of things jump out at us that mirror the Torah’s narrative from the depiction of creation. … more

Compromise is a challenging word, ranging from the noble to the naïve. How does one know when compromise is called for, and when it is actually a tragic mistake? … more

Commemorating the 1948 forced exodus of nearly one-million Jews from Arab countries, Yeshiva University paid tribute to the rich cultural heritage of modern Jewry … more

HAFTR second graders learned about the intricate process of writing a Sefer Torah, during a Tzivos Hashem Sefer Torah Workshop. The talmidim and talmidot … more

Dodgeball and poetry top recent news from the Rambam Mesivta in Lawrence. For the seventh year, Rambam’s 4-Corner Dodgeball Tournament brought together all grades (left) for a worthy cause: … more

Seventh graders from the Shulamith School for Girls visited the Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust in Battery Park. The girls learned that pre-war Jewish communities … more

Twenty-two seventh and eighth graders at the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach got together with several injured Israeli soldiers on Dec. 1. The meeting was arranged by the Belev Echad, which brings … more

HAFTR High’s Judaic studies principal, Rabbi Gedaliah Oppen, visited with his graduates — both talmidim and talmidot — who are studying in Eretz Yisroel for the … more

A highlight of the DRS year is the annual West Hempstead Tisch. Nearly 40 boys living in West Hempstead invite over 100 boys from other communities to their houses for Shabbos … more

At the Shulamith School for Girls, students found a fresh opportunity to help others when the G.O. organized a fun-filled Kislev event that included a chesed project — creating craft kits for … more