Brandeis School fourth graders tested the density of solids and liquids, observing how liquids interacted and concluding: Materials that floated had less density than those that did not. more

Nearly 80 years after the last train sent Jews to almost certain death from the main railway station in Wurzburg, a memorial to those who perished was dedicated in the German … more

Due to the global coronavirus pandemic, this year’s CAMERA conference moved to Zoom, drawing more than 100 students from 66 universities in North America, the United Kingdom and Israel. The … more

A lengthy, threatening note … more

Many mainstream media outlets have written deceptively about riots or violent events in and around Jerusalem in recent weeks, distorting the story with such fantastical headlines … more

When college and major league baseball scouts watched the 6-5, 220-pound Steinmetz pitch they saw a young man not yet 18 whipping a fastball toward home plate at upwards of 96 mph and dropping a curve that has a snap. … more

The BACH Jewish Center has brought NCSY programming back to the Long Beach community following a 12-year hiatus. The BACH facility will function as the central operating hub for the popular Jewish … more

Remnants of an ancient city, mysterious inscriptions, caves and catacombs, gorgeous scenery — all are to be found in Bet She’arim, one of Israel’s most impressive … more

Despite spending five months baiting Ukraine’s leaders as “neo-Nazis,” among them the country’s Jewish President Volodymyr Zelensky, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin … more

He was 137 years old. He had been through two traumatic events involving the people most precious to him. The first involved Isaac, the son for whom he had waited for a lifetime. When he came, … more