Ever have a phone conversation with your cable company, SiriusXM provider, your wireless carrier? The other night I had two out of three. I don’t mind paying fees if I miss a payment date, … more

“We have to keep Judaism alive and sparkling,” says Sami Azar, a volunteer with the Turkish Chief Rabbinate Foundation — the Jewish Community of Turkey, otherwise known as the … more

These Chabad-Lubavitch rabbis are among 5,200 rabbis and communal leaders from 86 countries who were in Brooklyn last week for the 32nd annual International Conference of Chabad-Lubavitch … more

Prime Minister Netanyahu  surprised delegates at this week’s Jewish Federation of North America General Assembly — and ignited a storm in Israel — when, after praising a … more

Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum developer Bruce Ratner was hailed as a visionary last week, as South Nassau Communities Hospital raised more than $700,000 at its annual Carnation Ball. The … more

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday moved beyond the war of words between his office and the White House, publicly thanking President Obama for working to secure American support of … more

Leading rabbis in Agudath Israel of America moved Monday to further distance what has been referred to as Open Orthodoxy from normative Orthodox Judaism. The Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah of America … more

Rebbetzin Tzirel Tzirel Kamenetzky, a”h, who with her husband of 68 years, Rabbi Binyamin Kamenetzky, brought Torah to “the midbar of Nassau county,” was niftar over … more

Rabbi Berel Wein and criminal defense attorney Benjamin Brafman agreed in a conversation on Sunday that Jews should be less judgemental of each other. “The Chofetz Chaim was right,” … more

From the outside, the intensely charged Arab-Israeli conflict can be baffling. He said, she said, they said, we said. But we often don’t ask—we assume. And based on our media outlets of … more