I t is one of the most famous scenes in the Bible. Abraham is sitting at the entrance to his tent in the heat of the day when three strangers pass by. He urges them to rest and take some food. The … more

Four events in Riverdale will commemorate next week’s anniversary of Kristallnacht, the “Night of Broken Glass” in Germany that set the stage … more

On a recent Sunday night, the Englanders hosted a Meet and Greet for new HALB parents at their home. They were welcomed by administrators of Lev Chana, HALB, SKA and DRS, along with representatives … more

It spanned just six and a half hours, but for 70 heads of North American Bikur Cholim organizations, the Orthodox Union’s inaugural National Bikur Cholim Conference 2025 in New York’s … more

Yeshiva of Central Queens kicked off another year of its Sunday Family Learning program, an optional learning series for students in grades 5-8, their families, and alumni. The program provides a … more

Our Rosh Chodesh girls’ program, Muffins and Meaning, was a warm and inspiring way to start the new month together. Students enjoyed delicious muffins and hot cocoa while reflecting on themes … more

HANC High School hosted its annual club fair, now known as Beyond the Curriculum. The event (pictured) offered students a way to explore how to get involved beyond the classroom and discover … more

In Britain and the United States, there are signs that creeping Islamization has now accelerated to a gallop. Until recently, America viewed the erosion of Western norms by Islam as a British … more

One-hundred-fifty olim sat around tables marked by their native languages — Russian, French, Spanish and English — at ANU- Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv University on Oct. 29. … more

When I was growing up in the 1950s, Lenny Bruce (born Leonard Alfred Schneider) was a rising comedian. By the time I reached adolescence, he was as infamous as he was famous. Some remember him for … more