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The sedra of Chayei Sara focuses on two episodes, both narrated in intricate detail. Abraham buys a field with a cave as a burial place for Sarah, and he instructs his servant to find a wife for his …
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By Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks z"l
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11/12/25
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Nearly 800 Jewish women from around the world filled Kedma Hall in Neve Ilan on Sunday night for Momentum’s Israeli gala celebration, titled “A Mother’s Heart: The Heart of a …
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By Sharon Altshul, JNS
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11/12/25
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Early Childhood students in HANC’s Reinstein Family Campus in West Hempstead engaged in a variety of hands-on experiences to bring learning to life.
What better way to explore parshat …
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11/12/25
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Each week, HALB first graders enjoy hands-on science experiments to better understand the world around them. This week they learned all about Air Pressure (bottom left), keeping a paper towel dry …
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11/12/25
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Excitement built at Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central) in anticipation of the school’s Shabbaton, which took place this past Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7-8.
The YUHSG theme …
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11/12/25
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A few days after Rep. Elise Stefanik, the upstate Republican who in Congressional hearings last year skewered university heads for giving antisemitism a green light on their campuses, announced her …
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By Abby Notkin, JNS
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11/12/25
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“For many indigenous people, support for Israel is faith-based,” Sheree Trotter, director of the Indigenous Embassy Jerusalem, told JNS on Tuesday during an academic symposium at the …
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By Josh Hasten, JNS
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11/12/25
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Thanksgiving this year seems a bit different. It is hard to prepare a feast when so many are fearful that they may not be able to feed their families in the coming weeks. It is a time for neighbors …
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By Joni Schockett, Jewish Star columnist
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11/12/25
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I was standing with a group of students outside the West Wing of the White House campus when a Chassidic man walked out of the White House’s Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Seeing the …
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By Uri Pilichowski
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11/12/25
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The Mount of Olives (Har Hazeitim) in Jerusalem is the site of the world’s oldest and most venerated Jewish cemetery. Overlooking the Temple Mount across the Kidron Valley, it was mentioned by …
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By Judith Segaloff, JNS
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11/12/25
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