As welcome as the remarkably diverse condemnations of Mahmoud Abbas’s latest anti-Semitic speech have been over the last few days—with UNESCO’s new director-general, the New York … more

Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas’s outrageous remarks about Jews may have rocked the world, but they also exposed the international community’s disinterest in the positions held … more

CAMERA (the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America) unveiled a giant billboard this week outside the offices of the New York Times, criticizing the newspaper for the anti-Israel … more

Orthodox Jews with Quicken Loans mortgages might be in trouble. Agudath Israel of America issued a Jewish legal ruling last month prohibiting Jews from taking out loans from the company because it … more

Ruchie Freier, the first Chasidic woman to by elected as a judge, visited seventh and eighth graders at Yeshiva Har Torah in Queens. Judge Frier related the importance of education and standing by … more

Four students at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway won medals for outstanding research at the final round of the Long Island Math Fair at Hofstra University. Miriam Kopyto and Amanda … more

For 24 hours on April 25–26, the worldwide Yeshiva University community came together to raise $4,538,697 from 3,004 donors during YU’s 2018 Giving Day. With the theme was “YU … more

In honor of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Yeshiva of South Shore Early Childhood Center talmidimfastened their seatbelts for a “trip” to Israel. They explored the country while davened at … more

"Big Bang Theory" star Mayim Bialik headlined Sunday’s Jerusalem College of Technology gala at the Lincoln Square Synagogue. Bialik, an observant Jew who plays neurobiologist Amy Farrah Fowler … more

Acquiring knowledge to navigate the world as an Orthodox woman is an aspiration of SKA and MACS (Modesty Awareness Committee by Students). At a yom iyunat YIW, SKA girls heard from three women … more