Rosh Hashana is upon us, and that means honey on our tables and honeybees on our minds. It’s no secret that the humble honeybee is in danger. The global bee population is dying at a dizzying … more

Philadelphia’s public library system is under fire for an alleged effort to indoctrinate children and parents against Israel. A biased pro-Palestinian agenda in books, videos and resource … more

Algeria’s decision last week to sever diplomatic ties with its neighbor, Morocco, put the spotlight on the strengthening Israeli-Moroccan relations that were born out of the Abraham … more

Hadassah the Women’s Zionist Organization of America has picked a veteran Jewish and nonprofit communal leader as its new CEO. It’s Naomi Adler, most recently president and CEO of the … more

Tel Aviv-based Point.AI  is making a social impact while providing critical data annotation for the fast-growing artificial intelligence industry. By 2025, an estimated 500 exabytes of data … more

At SKA, students will soon benefit from a modernized Beit Midrash and Learning Commons. Helping to prepare for the renovation (from left): Associate Principal Elana Flaumenhaft, Principal … more

As the first author to publish a book about the Jewish connection to comic books, I’m tired of writing articles that begin with the words, “As the first author to publish a book about … more

The following is an excerpt from Rabbi Evan Hoffman’s “Parsha Themes in Historical Perspective,” published this summer by Gefen Publishing. This section is titled “The Missing … more

Coaxing the edible seeds out of a pomegranate is a popular how-to topic. Some swear by the whack-with-a-wooden-spoon method; others massage out those ruby-red arils in a bowl of water to keep things … more

Only now, reaching parashat Nitzavim, can we begin to get a sense of the vast, world-changing project at the heart of the Divine-human encounter that took place in the lifetime of Moses and the birth … more