Yeshiva of Central Queens (YCQ) hosted its 85th Annual Scholarship Dinner at Old Westbury Hebrew Congregation on motzei Shabbat, Dec 13. The Dyckman Family was recognized with the Dor L’Dor … more

While public sentiment toward Israel has grown increasingly hostile in parts of Europe, the continent appears to be moving in the opposite direction economically. Israeli technology companies … more

Filmmaker Elena Neuman first met former Israel Defense Forces sharpshooter Eitan Armon at Columbia University’s Hillel, during a screening of a documentary.  Armon, who works in finance … more

Jerry Goodman, one of the organizers of the Freedom Sunday for Soviet Jews, which drew an estimated 250,000 people to the National Mall in Washington on Dec. 6, 1987, was niftar on Nov. 23 at age 93. … more

It is often customary to exaggerate the importance and impact of summit meetings. This week’s meeting between Prime Minister … more

In 2025, The Jewish Star covers told the story of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.  Look at the first four pages of this week's print edition.      more

One of my earliest memories is standing in Yad Vashem in Jerusalem at age 11, hearing how European Jews once believed that catastrophe could never touch them. They were successful, cultured, … more

The new film “Nuremberg” isn’t just historically disturbing; it’s a wake-up call. Based on real conversations between US Army psychiatrist Dr. Douglas Kelley, a psychiatrist serving in … more

Scroll through X long enough, and you’ll see it: Muslim preachers denouncing America as corrupt, portraying liberal democracy as a fraud, and — most alarming — arguing that Sharia law should … more

The bloody massacre at a Chanukah celebration on Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach that left 16 people dead and three times as many injured has underlined the blindingly obvious fact that there seems to … more