Campers kicked off the season at the Ruach Day Camp with a July 4th week red, white and blue carnival. They enjoyed inflatable slides, bounce houses and games, and plenty of delicious cotton … more

Forty local Shoah survivors celebrated in the Sukkah at the Premier Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Woodmere. The group, which meets regularly at the Five Towns JCC, joined Premier owner Ben … more

It was a day for Israelis to cheer the unprecedented degree of closeness between their nation and its sole superpower ally. Using his favorite form of communication … more

When the Israel Studies journal published a special edition of its Summer 2019 issue focusing on the use of language to delegitimize Israel, the issue’s guest editors were accused of seeking to … more

Unlike America’s attitude towards other countries, its attitude regarding the Jewish state is a bottom-up phenomenon, deriving from the worldview of the American public. That worldview draws … more

Chanukah is coming! I am excited. Like a kid, I get excited over this holiday because, as a kid, it meant that I would see my paternal grandparents for almost a whole day and that all my cousins … more

On Feb. 12, the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) published a blacklist of more than 112 companies operating in Judea and Samaria, which the UN calls “occupied territories.” … more

Valedictorian Jeffrey Wolberg (left) exemplifies HAFTR High School’s culture of scholarship, Torah, leadership, and community service, excelling in academics while fully engaged in … more

As the French government rolls out its most robust crackdown on religious activity in decades, it is enjoying broad support … more

In advance of a meeting of Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Israel Nitzan, Israel’s acting consul general in New York, Bowman a wrote a letter to Nitzan on Monday, posting it on Twitter. It is excerpted … more