Sunday is Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day. Any serious student of history will recognize that there are moments, all too rare, when a door stands open, waiting for a person, a people, or … more

When Mark Rosenblatt touched down at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv on April 5 and powered on his cell phone, he got the surprise of his mobile technology life. Rosenblatt received a text message … more

Looking through the barbed wire of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, 14-year-old Nanette Konig could barely recognize her friend and classmate from Amsterdam, Anne Frank. Both girls had been … more

JUMP, a national program run by NCSY, offers teens skills-training, along with the opportunity to demonstrate on-the-ground leadership by creating projects and programs in their schools and … more

The HANC Boys’ Torah Bowl Team was named Division Champions for the third consecutive year. Heading into the playoffs, the team was in first place with an 8-3-1 record. All the team needed was … more

Manhattan Day School held its 74th Annual Scholarship Dinner on April 2.  “We witnessed an incredible outpouring of love, gratitude and good wishes for Rabbi Mordechai Besser as we … more

Sixth graders at the Shulamith School for Girls in Cedarhurst worked on a collaborative project in English and Social studies class, which culminated in an Egypt Fair. Each girl was given a topic … more

At first glance, The New York Times’ hiring of another white, Jewish male opinion-page columnist is anything but news. But the arrival of Bret Stephens, formerly the foreign affairs … more

Two students at Yeshiva Har Torah students in Little Neck — sixth grader Eden Eini and seventh grader, Zachary Kalker — have qualified as National Finalists for the Chidon HaTanach, an … more

Human history is filled to the chronological brim with episodes of a welcome peace, and bloody wars. Each has its reason for existence and each fills the pages of history with murder and heroism, … more