In the 1990s show “Beverly Hills 90210,” student body president Brandon Walsh is torn between placating his university’s Black Student Union after they invite a Louis Farrakhan-type … more

The joy of Passover desserts eludes many who do not like the taste of matzah meal. They would have to be resigned to fruit compote or tasteless sponge cake. I did not like either of those … more

Abraham Lichtenbaum was getting ready to leave his house on July 18, 1994 when, at 9:53 am, he heard an explosion: The headquarters of Argentina’s 200,000-strong Jewish community, the AMIA, … more

After much criticism, the Women’s March movement announced that it was removing Islamist activist Zahra Billoo from its board because of her long history of anti-Semitism, much of which has … more

President Donald Trump thought the 70th anniversary celebration of the founding of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) held last week was going to be a political triumph that would help … more

The CAHAL JHS class at Bnos Bais Yaakov visited the LI Living Center in Far Rockaway. The girls read an engaging story to the residents. more

Believe it or not, summer has arrived, and with it, the staples of the season. This year will be one to remember — if not for the excitement and many activities, at least for quality time … more

Since Israel was established, the Palestinian veto doomed all efforts to forge peace between the Arab world and the Jewish state. The Palestinian veto rests on a toxic proposition that … more

As the repercussions of the deadly Jan. 6 mob invasion of the US Capitol continue to reverberate across the country and beyond, like most Americans, many in the Jewish community looked on with shock … more

As President Joe Biden gradually fills all of the approximately 4,000 federal positions that require a nomination from the White House — of which 1,200 require Senate confirmation — … more