The Hebrew Academy of Nassau County teamed up with the West Hempstead School District for a presentation on raising empowered children through positive discipline. Dozens of people attended the … more

Ten minutes into a conversation with JNS, Mark Goldfeder, director of the nonprofit National Jewish Advocacy Center (NJAC), offered a tip on how to title this article. … more

Not only do we eat hamantaschen on Purim, we are also supposed to have a raucous and joyous feast. When I was very little my grandma told me she always made a huge meal for Purim with homemade … more

In negotiations, one concept is particularly important: ZOPA, the Zone of Possible Agreement, the range of outcomes in which both sides can reach a deal. When the ZOPA is empty, no matter … more

Would you know what to do in the first seven minutes of an emergency? That was the reality a man in Ramla faced during a terror attack in Israel. He had been stabbed in the leg; the bleeding was … more

The Bach Jewish Center in Long Beach has partnered with the Orthodox Union’s Yachad to host a Shabbaton filled with social, educational and spiritual activities in honor of Jewish Disabilities … more

We know that Mayor Zohran Mamdani is passionately opposed to Israel’s existence as a Jewish state, but we don’t know how many of the city’s school teachers share his beliefs. We do know these … more

Israel’s Diaspora and Combating Antisemitism Ministry announced on Sunday that it was “moving to terminate the activities of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) — Doctors Without Borders — in … more

When the gates of much of the world slammed shut to Jews fleeing Nazi Europe in the 1930s and 1940s, refuge was often denied by powerful nations that could easily have offered it. Yet salvation … more

California state Sen. Scott Wiener’s decision to step down as co-chair of the California Legislative Jewish Caucus after accusing the State of Israel of “genocide” is not just a local political … more