With Yom Kippur behind us, the race is on to build our sukkot — and purchase the finest lulav and estrog we can afford. Rabbi Yona was prepared for a busy day on Thursday, displaying an … more

Last year’s DRS Varsity Basketball team finished with an unprecedented 33-0 record, winning the Yeshiva League, Saracheck, Scott Satran, and Magen David tournaments. This year the team began … more

Grade 8 students at Yeshiva of Central Queens were privileged on Oct. 5, with a visit from a former YCQ student, Rabbi Lavi Greenspan. He described what led to his blindness at the age of 26, the … more

Sixth graders at HANC’s Samuel and Elizabeth Bass Golding Elementary School in West Hempstead are preparing for the future by learning how to code. The students tested their creations on … more

HALB’s Sukkah was filled with song as children enjoyed a Kumsitz and nosh by the ocean, the sounds of music accompanied by crashing waves. Rebbeim and morot danced with their talmidim and … more

The talmidim, rabbeim and menahalim of Yeshiva Darchei Torah’s Middle School rejoiced as they moved into their newly-expanded shul.  With music and dancing, they carried the Sifrei … more

The Jewish history of Superman is well known. Jewish writer Jerry Siegel — who co-created the iconic comic book character with Jewish illustrator Joe Shuster — once said he conceived of … more

Sukkot is related to the way the Jewish people lived while wandering in the desert for 40 years, building tents called sukkot that sheltered them. In their wildest dreams, I don’t think they … more

Among 5,000 emergency medical service leaders at the EMS World Expo in New Orleans last week were representatives of Israel’s national volunteer EMS organization, United Hatzalah, and Jersey … more

The chancellor of the City University of New York recently released a report by CUNY-hired outside counsel investigating allegations of campus anti-Semitism. The investigation was triggered by a … more