If the name sounds familiar, it may be because New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand praised anti-Semite Tamika Mallory and her fellow Jew-hater Linda Sarsour in the 2017 Time Magazine “Time … more

My late friend and mentor, Professor Mair Jose Benardete, once told me: “You don’t determine truth by counting bonnets!” When seeking truth, one must not be swayed by majorities. … more

I believe a potentially life-changing message emerges from Rav Eliyahu Mizrahi’s profound analysis of Rashi’s comment, namely, the nearly unlimited power of tefilah. Moses’ … more

Shawn Carter, better known today as the rapper and business mogul Jay-Z, came of age in Brooklyn’s underprivileged Marcy Projects housing complex. And yet, within the walls of neighborhood … more

This week I bring to your attention a newly published volume by the Torah Web Foundation, “Chinuch: Contemporary & Timeless,” which deals with, as its title tell us, education for our … more

M’dor L’dor is an inspiring night that has been a HALB tradition for close to two decades. The school’s fourth grade girls get to celebrate the glorious mesorah of their role as … more

The fourth grade boys at Yeshiva of South Shore turned a skating trip into a science adventure when they visited United Skates of America. The day started with a STEM lesson on the different … more

HANC’s Samuel and Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School in West Hempstead welcomed grandparents and special guests of the kindergarten, first and second grade students. The guests came … more

In an interactive culmination of their year of learning in both science and history, the junior grade of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls traveled to Philadelphia on May 22. The day … more

HANC’s Samuel and Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School, in an ongoing program to bring Israel alive and closer to the hearts of its students, welcomed six representatives from Panim el … more