Yosef Mendelevich, a modern Jewish hero, will be the Scholar in Residence at the Young Israel of Woodmere this Shabbat, May 2. His morning drasha will consider “The Candle and The Wall: … more

The Orthodox shuls in Lido Beach and Long Beach were the two Long Island towns that joined 46 communities from 22 states on Sunday in bidding to attract frum Jews looking for greener — or at … more

With the passing of Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, zt”l, this week’s essay will deal with a collection of tributes by several community, rabbinic and educational personalities who in one way … more

Vayikra 18 introduces the Torah’s list of forbidden relationships with the instruction to Moshe to tell the Israelites, “I am G-d. Do not follow the ways of Egypt where you lived, and as … more

They stood side by side, the liberated and the liberators. The formal, brass-decked young uniformed military men and women from Colorado’s National Guard — from the same 157th infantry … more

While most Israelis celebrated 67 years of independence last week, a fringe Israeli nongovernmental organization (NGO) hopes this year will be the last for the Jewish state. Zo-chrot, a tiny radical … more

This week, Shulamith Middle Division students participated in Color War. The theme was Israel and the teams were Jerusalem (Blue), Hebron (Red) and Tzfat (Green). In addition to the theme songs, … more

Touro Law Center Dean Patricia Salkin is pleased to announce the Jewish Law Institute Student Scholars Program, providing unique opportunities for promising students with a strong interest in Jewish … more

Midreshet Shalhevet prides itself on being dedicated to Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael by incorporating classes and programs focusing on the centrality of Eretz Yisrael to us as Torah Jews. Therefore, … more

David Fleschner, Maxwell Lent and Eric Wietschner of the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway were awarded medals for their outstanding research at the Long Island Math Fair on April 24 at … more