Second graders at HALB didn’t just learn about the Exodus, they re-enacted it, leaving Mitzrayim and crossing Yam Suf.  more

The YCQ Parent-Teacher Organization hosted a book fair last week that emphasized the importance of reading with an extra focus on actual books (instead of posters or toys). The PTO … more

Click here to read or watch Eli Sharabi’s UN testimony. I watched Eli Sharabi. An eyewitness to horror. A forced journey through hell. I have no right to claim understanding. How can … more

About 100 people, ranging in age from about 8 to 102, huddled for warmth as they braved 40-degree temperatures on a damp day at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday to watch, as speaker after … more

The term “color war” usually brings to mind kids dressed in team colors and participating in activities such as sports and banner making. It certainly doesn’t connote a meeting … more

Harvard University’s decision to “pause” a research partnership with Birzeit University, a Palestinian university near Ramallah, was long overdue. In 2023, Israeli security … more

As Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington on Sunday, he was greeted by headlines that focused on alleged Israeli atrocities against innocent Palestinian Arabs. The … more

Previously published. I noticed the jeep in the distance almost immediately; it was impossible to miss. We were on maneuvers deep in the Negev and there was nothing around but us. Twenty minutes … more

Among the sacrifices detailed in this week’s parsha is the korban todah , the thanksgiving offering: If he offers it [the sacrifice] as a thanksgiving offering, then along with this … more

When I was a kid, my dad had the most amazing vegetable garden. Everything he grew was perfect and he grew every vegetable from a to z. We had a huge blueberry bush growing beside the garage and … more