“It has everything an Emergency Room should,” said South Nassau Communities Hospital (SNCH) spokesperson Nubia Rodriguez. “It is open day and night, has a full staff of doctors and … more

South Nassau Communities Hospital has been awarded an ‘A’ for patient safety by the elite national ratings system administered by The Leapfrog Group and compiled under the guidance of the … more

More than 700 hundred people (some from as far as Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Florida) visited the Eldercare Plus Conference and Vendor Expo Showcase hosted by Achiezer at the New York LaGuardia … more

President Obama insisted last week that the U.S. would continue to admit Syrian refugees and that to rufuse to do so would be “a betrayal of our values.” Not exactly. Allowing refugees … more

One of the most memorable scenes in the 2010 film “Four Lions,” a dark British comedy about a group of the most incompetent jihadis imaginable, takes place as the aspiring martyrs climb … more

This month, Jews around the world came together in synagogues, community centers, and schools to commemorate Kristallnacht—the night of broken glass. We do this to remember what happened on the … more

JERUSALEM — Secretary of State John Kerry touched down in Israel for the first time in over a year, amid a new rash of deadly attacks by Palestinians directed at Israeli civilians. Ahead of … more

A new Holocaust educational initiative was launched at Yeshiva Darchei Torah in Far Rockaway on Nov. 16. More than 100 educators from dozens of day schools and yeshivot were introduced to the … more

Close to 1,100 educators from over 45 Jewish day schools participated in the Jewish Education Project’s 39th annual Yeshiva Day School Day of Learning, at HAFTR in Lawrence on Nov. 18. Workshop … more

Capping a week of preparation that included a 10th grade pre-Shabbaton party, an 11th grade pre-Shabbaton cholent cookoff and more, the ruach at the annual Stella K. Abraham High School for … more