HALB sixth grade students spent one morning this week visiting the residents at the Five Towns Premier Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. They paired up with different residents and enjoyed working … more

Students from grades N3 through 8 at Brandeis Hebrew Academy marched through the community to honor the men and women who have served America. The event was a meaningful reminder of the values … more

HAFTR High School’s open house showcased the school’s impressive facilities and innovative curriculum. As prospective students and their parents entered the building, they were … more

At the Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central), academic excellence takes many forms. Now in its third year, the Adira Rose Koffsky A”H Humanities Scholars Program (helmed by … more

Yeshiva of Central Queens hosted a Yom Yachad, with a chdut, tzedakah and cheer, bringing together 300 seventh-grade girls from seven yeshivot — Barkai, JFS, Hillel, Magen David, HALB, Yeshivah … more

On a bitterly cold Thursday night last week, more than 1,000 Jewish New Yorkers braved the freezing temperatures to participate in a solidarity rally outside the Orthodox synagogue which was targeted … more

Frank Gehry, one of the most renowned architects of his era whose iconic buildings look like rolling sculptures, died in Santa Monica, Calif., on Friday. He was 96. The artist was the … more

We have spent years documenting the systematic infiltration of anti-Israel activists into state and local government. We’ve published an analysis of the pipeline that moves candidates from … more

No symbol looms larger in Palestinian political life than the oversized iron key. Held high at rallies, worn as a necklace, painted on murals and printed on UN-funded school notebooks, the key … more

The recent assault on the newsroom of La Stampa, the Italian newspaper where I worked for decades and to which I remain deeply attached, was not born in a vacuum. It was the bitter fruit of … more