On June 27, 2013, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, based in Denver, handed down a decision that would make history a year later when it was upheld by the Supreme Court: Closely held … more

One-hundred-two members of the Indian Bnei Menashe Jewish community  arrived at Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport this week, brought on aliyah by Shavei Israel. The new immigrants all hail … more

The morning after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s first official meeting with President Donald Trump, multiple headlines proclaimed Feb. 16 that the two-state solution—whereby … more

He hates it, he really hates it. Now what’s he going to do about it? President Donald Trump on Tuesday culminated three weeks of missed opportunities to condemn … more

It felt like a family reunion. Thousands of women were hugging, waving to friends and snapping pictures … more

I have always loved movies about writing or writers, as well as about teachers. I hold an affectionate feeling for stories about these two professions that are dear to me. Newspaper stuff, … more

The streets of West Hempstead were birthplace for a first-place team that’s the only all-Jewish squad in its collegiate roller hockey league. That’s where Jesse Gordon, Avi Marguiles … more

Vice President Mike Pence, his wife Karen, and their daughter Charlotte, visited the site of the Dachau concentration camp in Germany on Sunday morning. They were greeted by Karl Freller, director … more

The Shulamith auditorium was filled for this year’s Middle Division production, “Erev Shabbat,” on Feb. 13. Directed by Sari Kahn, Rebecca Gruenfeld … more

HANC High School’s Beit Midrash classes were privileged to hear the testimony of Dr. Moshe Avital, a Holocaust survivor and well-known author. Avital brought to light … more