As we prepare our Passover meals, traditional dishes can be flavored and spiked with once unavailable kosher-for-Passover dried spices and herbs. Many of them, such as za’atar, shawarma and … more

Days after Yeshiva University announced that it would recognize an official LGBTQ student group, both the school’s president and one of its most senior rabbinic deans say that they have … more

During a family trip to Tel Azekah near Beit Shemesh, three-and-a-half-year-old Ziv Nitzan from Moshav Ramot Meir stumbled upon an extraordinary piece of history — an ancient scarab amulet … more

The laws of sacrifices that dominate the early chapters of the Book of Leviticus are among the hardest in the Torah to relate to in the present. It has been almost two thousand years since the … more

Super 4 Seasons, a car wash in Rockland County, must stop discriminatory business practices against Jewish customers preparing for Passover or face a fine of $75,000 dollars, the office of Letitia … more

What connects the demonstrators in Istanbul’s Sarachane Square with the quiet descent of Turkish submarines into the depths of the Eastern Mediterranean? This connection, far from … more

In a 19-minute address to a hushed session of the United Nations Security Council, freed Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi recounted the murder of his wife and daughters and his harrowing 491 days of … more

Rep. Mike Lawler demanded answers from a cinema in his Westchester district after it refused to screen “October 8,” a documentary about the rise of antisemitism in the United States after … more

Relatives of Oct. 7 victims and hostages held in Gaza sued Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia University graduate whom the Trump administration is seeking to deport, and anti-Israel student groups at … more

Studies have shown that we are hard-wired to form memories around food. Often, indelible memories connected to food may be the strongest memories we have. It is why recipes are handed down through … more