Who owns the Holocaust? That, ultimately, is the key question posed by the impending legislation in Poland that will criminalize any discussion, or investigation, or mere mention, of incidents of … more

We should carry words of Torah everywhere we go — even to the Super Bowl. Rabbi Eytan Feiner of Far Rockaway’s White Shul drove that point home during halftime on Sunday in a webcast … more

This year’s DRS Father-Son Yom Iyun focused on the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, Shabbos, “to give the parents and children an opportunity to learn together in a meaningful … more

At Yeshiva of South Shore the mid-winter break was truly a “Yeshiva Week,” highlighted by an annual program called Yeshivas Bein Hazmanim. Geared to the talmidim of grades 1 through 8, … more

Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls graduates now attending Israel seminaries happily greeted each other and Head of School Helen Spirn and Limudei Kodesh teacher and Israel Adviser Paghit Ralbag … more

The girls of Morah Ben-Ari’s class in Yeshiva Har Torah participated in a chesed project before winter vacation. Having already celebrated their own bat mitzvahs, the girls decided to help … more

As part of the science curriculum at Yeshiva Darchei Torah, CAHAL students displayed their projects at the seventh grade science fair. Rabbi Heller was in charge of the science fair, and he made sure … more

An upgraded Lower Division Hebrew library at the Shulamith School for Girls,  sponsored by the Deutsch family in memory of Francine Solomon, Faiga bat Shlomo Zeev a”h, mother of Carolyn … more

Out of a senior class of 40 students, all four Rambam Mesivta students who applied for the prestigious Yeshiva University Honors early admissions program were accepted Charles (Charlie) … more

Over 250 HALB moms and children gathered at SKA to complete the preparation of the challah and collectively say the bracha over hafrashas challah. This event brings to mind the critical role … more