With summer but a week away, we have a new siddur in the stores entitled, “The Koren Ani Tefilla Siddur: A Summer Camp Siddur and Chumash.” You don’t have to be attending a summer … more

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday struck down a law that enabled Americans born in Jerusalem—which the U.S. government does not recognize as a part of any country—to list “born in … more

When did people first start using soap? Do you know what saponification means? Do you know how soap is made? Thanks to a visit from Mrs. Sara Mark, Benjamin’s mother, the students in K-113 … more

Rabbi Akiva Oppen of Oppen Scrolls gave HAFTR three year olds a lesson on how a mezuzah and the klaf is made. The sofer (scribe) brought samples of the parchment paper it is written on and he … more

What would happen if missiles struck a school in central Israel? Eighty doctors, paramedics and EMTs from United Hatzalah on June 2 simulated this catastrophe, testing how volunteers might react … more

Sunday was a family day for thousands of New Yorkers who turned out to support Israel. Many of them marched with their schools or organizations before joining members of their families who lined … more

The Israel Day Concert on Central Park’s SummerStage, which has followed the Celebrate Israel Parade each year since 1993, is known as “the concert with a message.” This … more

A crime wave is underway, perpetrated by bandits described by Nassau County police as “organized transient criminals.” The crimes involve “organized burlaries and scams,” … more