It’s not as though you didn’t know it was coming. Next Tuesday, April 19, there will be two important elections on Long Island. Every registered voter in the 9th state Senate district, … more

The Levi Yitzchak Library in Cedarhurst has been busy with Pesach activities, including a grand Pesach carnival. The children had a marvelous time “Escaping Egypt,” bringing the spirit of … more

At the beginning of the spring semester, the PTACH Program at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls instituted a theater program led by Leah Gottfried. The program’s goal is not … more

On Monday, DRS hosted Anti-BDS Day to raise awareness about the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which seeks to delegitimize and economically isolate the State of Israel. Coordinated by … more

Over 50 eighth graders displayed their science projects at the annual HALB Science Fair on April 6. Projects ranging from probiotics to cavitation, insulation to microwave radiation, filled the Beit … more

Fourth grade girls at Manhattan Day School celebrated the mitzvah of simchat kallah (making a bride happy on her wedding day).  There were many preparations. First, the girls held a … more

Fourth grade girls at the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach celebrated their finishing Parshat Vayeshev with a siyum last week. A milchamat hauga “cake war” took place. The classes were … more

As Jews, all of us have suffered in some ways as it relates to the Holocaust. Many of us have relatives that are survivors and others would like to help survivors, but are not sure how. HAFTR … more

Twenty-four students from the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway recently returned from a visit to the Machanot Hashmada and Mekomos Hakedoshim in Germany and Poland. On this third … more

When we encounter the parshas of Tazria and Metzora, our thoughts typically run to lashon hara (speech that brings people down), which is argued by the Talmud (Arakhin 15-16) to be the main impetus … more