The Aseret Yemei Teshuvah took on greater meaning for the students of the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park on Oct. 6, with “Beyond Yourself,” an uplifting … more

Yeshiva University students will host their third annual hackathon from 8:30 pm on Saturday night, Oct. 29 to 8:30 pm on Sunday, Oct. 30, in the Heights Lounge on YU’s Wilf Campus in Washington … more

WASHINGTON — When Hispanic-American pastors from around the country met in the nation’s capital last week, the main issue on their agenda was not immigration … more

WASHINGTON — A new leaked email shows that a speech by Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton last December left senior Israeli officials worried she might lean toward the Palestinians if elected … more

MIAMI BEACH — Donald Trump’s speech in West Palm Beach last Thursday sounded familiar themes — familiar to his campaign, but also to folks versed in anti-Semitism and in classic … more

Rabbi Avraham Fridman, general studies principal of Yeshiva of South Shore in Hewlett, was chosen to represent the interests of yeshivas and day schools at the ESSA Non-Public School Workgroup. He … more

This summer, 30,000 young Jews from 59 countries visited Israel on 10-day Birthright trips. Birthright said this week it would begin offering 7-day trips to allow busy young professionals to … more

Just as a phantasmagoric United Nations vote that the sun rises in the west and sets in the south would be ignored by thinking people, the latest anti-Israel vote by UNESCO (the United Nations … more

Two brothers were assaulted in Brooklyn’s Mill Basin neighborhood on Yom Kippur by three men yelling anti-Semitic slurs. The brothers, 19 and 23 years old, were walking home from the … more

JERUSALEM (JTA) — The United States, Israeli officials and Jewish groups reacted with outrage to a preliminary vote by the United Nations cultural agency that denies a Jewish connection to … more