Dr. Barry Zisholtz was a urological surgeon, not a politician. But when the Cedarhurst native found himself in a Georgia district whose state representative was silent on Hamas terror and the … more

Yeshiva University will significantly expand its presence in the healthcare field by establishing a new state-of-the-art campus in Herald Square. YU said this week it will add over 160,000 … more

The Chabad-Lubavitch movement marked the passing — 30 years ago — of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, in July. The movement continues … more

Let’s revisit identity politics again, shall we? America’s melting pot long ago stopped simmering. The menu of what constitutes Americana now features a dizzying array … more

What will Jewish students do when they return to campus this fall? Allow me to suggest 50 ideas for how Jewish students can fight antisemitism and proudly identify as Jews and supporters of … more

America reached a new low this past week simultaneous with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to a joint session of Congress. Thousands of pro-Hamas activists rioted outside … more

You have to hand it to Democrats: They sure know how to throw a party — for Republicans. In four measly years, Democrats managed to alienate moderates and help transform Republican … more

Six students made history last week by becoming the first-ever Israeli cohort with intellectual disabilities to earn bachelor’s degrees. The graduates — Ruti Bar-Or, 46, from … more

Michelle Sarna and her family were visiting Israel to celebrate her mother’s birthday last year when Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7. The psychologist at SAR Academy in Riverdale and her … more

There is a certain kind of person for whom “The West Wing” was dramatic television at its finest. It featured sharp, brainy, political dialogue with a cast walking around the White House … more